Best Kept Vows

Savannah's Best, Book 6

Sometimes, the hardest vow to keep is the one to never give up.

I'm Sebastian Boone, and my life is a lesson in how to destroy a marriage.

For twenty-two years, Lia was my partner, my anchor, the steady force behind our family. While I worked, she raised our children, ran our home, and supported me without question. I didn't see how much I was taking for granted.

But there's always a last straw. For Lia, it was the day of her graduation when I didn't bother to show up. After years of putting everyone else first, she was finally doing something for herself, earning a degree and starting a career. I dismissed it as unimportant.

So, she leaves me—walks away from our marriage, our home, and the life we built. And the worst part? Our children stand by her.

At first, I thought Lia just needed time, and then she'll be back. But as days pass, I see the truth. Lia isn't waiting for me to fix things. She's building a new life—one where she isn't my wife first and herself second.

For the first time, I wonder if she's better off without me. Because the truth is staring me in my face: I am not better without her.

Best Kept Vows is an emotional marriage-in-crisis romance featuring your favorite tropes: marriage in crisis; second chance; later in life; other woman drama; betrayal & grovel; no cheating; complete standalone.

©2025 Maya Alden (P)2026 Podium Audio

great story but annoying female lead

I loved the story. The storyline was great and so were the characters for the most part

The Savanna society

I looovvvveee this book. I’ve read it at least 3 times before it was available on Audible. Once it was available I had to purchase it. I was not disappointed. I love this story line! I love this series set in Savanna. It makes me want to move..

Love Maya Alden books

Love this story, love the relationship they have with their kids. Love the way they handled their empty nest. The only thing that I would probably want to tweak a bit in how his asshole family was handled.

tired of the same type of ending in most of these books.

The hero always ends up not speaking to his family to bend to the heroine and make her happy 🤷🏽‍♀️. This one really got in my nerves. Not realistic for the hero to give up everything, including delegating his own communication with his mother to cater to the heroine??? Seriously.