They’ve loved each other since fifth grade. After seventeen years of marriage, they’re three weeks away from walking away for good.

Victor and Gabriella Scott were supposed to be forever. Childhood sweethearts turned husband and wife, they built a life through twenty years of Vic’s Special Forces service, raising two daughters along the way.

But surviving isn’t the same as living.

Now retired, Vic is struggling to find a purpose beyond the uniform—and a place within his own family. Gabbi is exhausted from years of holding that family together, masking her loneliness behind the strength everyone expects from her.

Somewhere along the way, the two people who knew each other best became strangers under the same roof.

Six months ago, Gabbi gave them an ultimatum: find their way back to each other, or file for divorce.

Now they have three weeks left—and neither is certain there’s anything left to save.

Lifelong friends Tyson “Ty” and Emma Harris ask the question Vic and Gabbi have avoided: Do they even want to save their marriage?

If the answer is yes, Ty and Emma have an unconventional proposition. With their friends’ guidance, Vic and Gabbi must confront years of resentment, buried desires, and the physical connection they once shared.

Just as they begin finding their way back, tragedy within their veteran community threatens everything they’ve rebuilt.

Keep Fighting is an emotional, high-heat military romance about childhood sweethearts, marriage in crisis, life after service, found family, and deciding whether love is still worth fighting for.

Because sometimes a second chance isn’t about finding someone new.

Sometimes it’s about finding your way back to the person you never stopped loving.