You know the old adage “if you love something, set it free?" It's the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. The dumbest thing I've ever done. I loved her. I lost her. Hell, I let her go. And then spent five miserable years without her. To cope with the loss, I put pen to paper and wrote her a love story, knowing when she was ready she’d hear the words I couldn’t say all those years ago. Turned out, not only would she hear them, but when Hollywood came calling, I made sure she got the lead role. After all, no one else could portray the character whom she’d inspired. Now she's within arms' reach and finally, she'll know the truth in my heart. Because that other cliché, “Actions speak louder than words?” I’m going to prove it. My words may have brought Ava Banks back into my life; I have to be enough to make her stay.

In Words I Couldn't Say, you got a snippet of Trevor and Abigail's epic romance, but it was only the tip of the iceberg. Trevor Matheson always had a one track mind. His number one priority was, and always had been, baseball. All his life he trained, honed his skills, and kept women at arms' length. Nothing would get in the way of achieving his lifelong dream of playing in the Major League of Baseball. Women were a distraction he couldn't afford. Until her. Abigail Bailey had no interest in romance. When her father's abandonment left her mother devastated and broken, withering away from a broken-heart, Abigail knew she'd never allow a man to hold that kind of power over her. Until him. Meeting was fate. Falling in love was a simple whirlwind. Neither of them could've seen the impending storm on the horizon that would tear them apart for years, leaving them both shattered and scarred beyond repair. Until now. When Abigail suddenly reappears in his life, Trevor knows it's their second chance. He'll do anything it takes to win back her heart, even if it means saying goodbye to baseball forever. The only question is... will it be too late?