Out of Your Reach: A Rebirth Romance of Revenge, Wealth, and the Love He Lost Forever
About this audiobook
She died married to the wrong man. She came back to make sure it never happened again.
Melissa Carter and Toby Hale were on their way to finalize their divorce when everything ended. The car. The marriage. Their lives.
But Melissa woke up again. Seventeen years old, sitting in senior year with seventeen years of memory she was never supposed to have. Every betrayal. Every sacrifice. Every silent, humiliating moment she endured for a man who never deserved her.
This time, she chooses differently.
No Toby. No self-abandonment. No waiting to be chosen.
This time, Melissa Carter is the one doing the choosing.
Inside this novel, you'll experience:
- A heroine reborn with full memory who refuses to repeat a single mistake
- A second-chance love story where the second chance is never given to him
- Toby Hale, haunted and desperate, watching Melissa become everything he could have had
- Howard Sinclair, the billionaire investor who loves her ambition instead of resenting it
- Jennifer, the ruthless rival who underestimates Melissa for the very last time
- A revenge arc built on success, silence, and emotional detachment
- The scene readers won't stop talking about: Toby's confession and Melissa's answer
Out of Your Reach is the rebirth romance for every woman who gave too much, loved too hard, and finally learned that the greatest revenge is becoming untouchable.
Scroll up and grab your copy now. She is done waiting. So are you.
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About the author
Tracy Cowell is a fiction writer whose work explores the emotional terrain of women who refuse to be defined by their circumstances. Her novels combine high-stakes drama with sharp psychological insight, and she is known for heroines who are as intellectually formidable as they are emotionally real.
Tracy is the author of multiple romance and women's fiction titles, and her work has found a dedicated readership among fans of second-chance romance, rebirth fiction, and stories about women who choose themselves.
She lives with too many books and not enough shelves for them, and she considers this an acceptable problem to have.
