Beyond Oblivion

In a world where love and danger are a heartbeat apart, will Camille's decision save the Maddoxes... or destroy them?

The highly anticipated sequel to #1 New York Times bestseller BEAUTIFUL OBLIVION.

Infertility is a quiet thief, dismantling not only possibilities but parts of Camille herself. She's learned to live with the ache, yet doubt lingers; it chips away at her sense of self, leaving her to question if she's still the woman she once was. All around her, life moves forward-friends celebrate milestones, families grow-while she remains stuck, watching from the sidelines, trapped in a waiting game with no certainty of the life she once imagined, filled with laughter, tiny footprints, and a home brimming with love and chaos.

Trenton Maddox doesn't question his marriage-Camille is his, period-but he knows pain when he sees it, and his wife has always carried more than she lets on. He's not the guy who throws punches in parking lots anymore; these days, he fights with patience, devotion, and the ability to fix anything before she has to ask. Endless doctor visits, hormone shots, motility tests-none of these were part of the plan, but plans are for people who like smooth sailing, and a Maddox is built for storms. The real problem? Love doesn't fix everything, no matter how much of it he throws at her. For a guy who's spent his whole life refusing to lose, it's a tough pill to swallow.

As if that weren't enough, Madison resurfaces-not the little girl Trenton once knew, but a striking twenty-something with an undeniable attraction to him. Mackenzie's younger sister is no longer a reminder of Trenton's college tragedy; she's a reckoning.

Watching, waiting, turning obsession into a weapon, Madison's focus quickly shifts from Trenton to Camille. As unsettling as her fixation becomes, it's nothing more than a distraction. The real threat lies in the hands of those pulling the strings-an unseen enemy that won't hesitate to send a brutal message if it means stopping Special Agents Thomas Maddox and Liis Lindy before the FBI gets too close to the truth.

For years, Camille has stood firm while others questioned whether she was truly loyal to Trenton. Now, as the past collides with the present in ways she never saw coming, one impossible choice will decide everything. Her marriage. Her future. Maybe even her life.

Only one thing is certain: In the game of love and loss, no one walks away unscathed.

Jamie McGuire was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She attended Northern Oklahoma College, the University of Central Oklahoma, and Autry Technology Center where she graduated with a degree in Radiography.

Jamie paved the way for the New Adult genre with the international bestseller Beautiful Disaster. Her follow-up novel, Walking Disaster, debuted at #1 on the New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists. Beautiful Oblivion, book one of the Maddox Brothers series, also topped the New York Times bestseller list, debuting at #1. In 2015 and 2016, the following three Maddox Brothers books, Beautiful Redemption, Beautiful Sacrifice, and Beautiful Burn also topped the New York Times, as well as Beautiful series novellas, A Beautiful Wedding and Something Beautiful. The fifth Maddox Brothers Series novel, A Beautiful Funeral, debuted at #4 on the New York Times, also making appearances on the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists.

Novels also written by Jamie McGuire include: apocalyptic thriller and 2014 UtopYA Best Dystopian Book of the Year, Red Hill; the Providence series, a young adult paranormal romance trilogy; Apolonia, a dark sci-fi romance; and several novellas, including Red Hill companion novella Among Monsters, Happenstance: A Novella Series, and Providence trilogy novella Sins of the Innocent.

Jamie is the first indie author in history to strike a print deal with retail giant Wal-Mart. Her self-published novel, Beautiful Redemption hit Wal-Mart shelves in September 2015. Jamie lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with her three children, and German Shepherd, Hazel.

Find Jamie at www.jamiemcguire.com