What We Thought We Knew by Bridget Bloom

Rowen Bennett is living a fabricated life. Choosing to ignore anything that will threaten the version of her she wants people to see. Then her boyfriend does the unimaginable: he goes to war with Jax Montgomery, her arch nemesis. After an unfortunate series of events, Rowen decides to take matters into her own hands to get her revenge on Jax. Only, she was playing right into his hands the whole time, and he has plans for her.
Jax has lived the last three years emotionally closed off, constantly moving from one target to the next. People move out of his way when he walks by and he prefers it that way. When Rowen, the physical representation of a trust issue is once again too close for comfort, Jax will do anything to keep reminding her that she’ll never be forgiven for what she did to him.
Together they will shake each other to their cores, erasing everything they thought they once knew. Rowen and Jax will learn that adjusting isn’t the same as healing, and that sometimes it’s okay to not be okay. That maybe the people they’ve been avoiding are the ones they should have been looking for the entire time.