Until Death — Ruthie Robinson

Until Death, Noah Rhymes didn't realize how important life was to him.  Until his cancer diagnosis, he didn't realize how afraid he'd been, how much he'd settled, played it safe living under the shadow of his famous older brother and musician, Wes Rhymes. Until Death, he didn't know how far he could push himself, and his dreams, and until death he didn't know how much he could love someone, Gabby, enough to let her go.  Gabby Broussard, newly-minted chef, young food-truck entrepreneur with a bright future and energy enough to make it even brighter, didn't take life for granted. Life was meant to be lived, and the sooner the better. This baby girl of eight children was used to pushing forward, tackling whatever came her way. As long as she was in the driver's seat, she could make just about anything work. Until Noah. What to do when making her dreams come true, seemed better with him. What to do when what she wanted, wasn't what he wanted.