No Need For Her Salvation

From the back cover

On the day Leon Redfield proposes to Hannah Amell, the couple learn a strange truth: they are characters in a romance novel, she the heroine fated to redeem its broken male lead, he a background nobody. Hannah defies that fate, marries him at the courthouse and promises she believes only in her love for him. For years they seem the perfect devoted pair.

Then, in their third year of marriage, the novel's hero, Cedric Trevor, comes hurtling toward Leon's car. Leon wrenches the wheel aside and slams into the barrier, a shard of glass lodged beside his heart. Unharmed, Hannah rushes to the unconscious Cedric, calls his name, and rides away in the ambulance with him, leaving Leon trapped in the wreckage.

At the hospital where Hannah is the finest cardiothoracic surgeon, she stays in another operating room for Cedric and sends no one to save Leon. A resident must operate alone. Leon survives, his leg shattered, his career as a dance instructor in doubt, and the crack in his marriage deeper than any wound.