The days we have left

Romance, suspense and action continue.

After the worst of lies, Anne is ready to forget all about Reed Blackman. Grief has shown her that she doesn't have to wait for others to offer her what she herself can get and enjoy.

Reed couldn't help but see her go, but his desire is too strong and selfish to offer her the freedom she so desperately seeks. He knows that if he wants her back he will have to accept her wishes and her new conditions, but the demons of his past will make him desperate with jealousy and plunge him into the darkness from which he will not know how to get out.

Will Anne be able to forget what happened?
Will Reed be able to accept Anne's new appetites?
Is it possible to maintain love when the tables have turned?

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