Chapters (128)
- Dedication
- Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
- Prologue
- Sarah Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 10. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 11. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 12. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 13. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 14. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 15. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 16. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 17. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 18. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- Two Weeks Earlier
- 19. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 20. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 21. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 22. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 23. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 24. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 25. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 26. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 27. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 28. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 29. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 30. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 31. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 32. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 33. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 34. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 35. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 36. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 37. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 38. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 39. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 40. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 41. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 42. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 43. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 44. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 45. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 46. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 47. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 48. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 49. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 50. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 51. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 52. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 53. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 54. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 55. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 56. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 57. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 58. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 59. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 60. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 61. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 62. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- 11 years later
- 63. Adam Morgan
- Adam Morgan
- 64. Sarah Morgan
- Sarah Morgan
- Acknowledgments
- A note from the publisher
- Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
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The breeze sucks the front door closed with a slam. It startles me for just a split second, but I know it’s her. Without even seeing her, I know her freckles are prominent from a day working the outside patio at the café. I know her brown doe eyes are lit up—filled with hope and joy. I know her long tousled hair sits underneath a hat she knitted herself earlier this fall. I know when she pulls that hat off, she’ll still look effortlessly beautiful, messy hair and all. I know she’ll be braless, wearing a form-fitting top and a dark thigh-length skirt. I know the waist of her shirt will be creased from where her apron sat all day. I know she’ll smile when she sees me, and it’ll take me less than sixty seconds to be inside her.
“Babe, I brought leftover baked goods from the café,” she calls from the foyer.
I hear her wrestle her shoes, knee-length socks, and jacket off. I pull two glasses from the wet bar. I pour scotch into each glass, and just as she enters I have one drink outreached to her. With a little bounce in her step, she takes the glass from me, chugs it, and sets it back down on the wet bar. The heat from the stone fireplace warms her skin, and I notice the goosebumps on her arms flatten.
Before I can take a second sip, she’s unbuttoning and unzipping my pants. She drops to her knees and looks up at me with a devilish grin.
* * *
I drop her legs on the bed and walk into the bathroom, closing the door behind me.
I can still hear her panting from the other side of the door, trying to regain control of her own breathing. She doesn’t make a sound, and I assume she’s still lying there. I hope it’s in ecstasy and not pain. Sometimes, I take things too far—it’s like I black out and when I come to, I realize the error of my ways. I can’t help myself. Kelly just does that to me. When I’m with her, my animal instincts take over.
Sarah used to do that to me. But now around her, I’m barely a man let alone anything else.
At the vanity I look at myself in the mirror. A five-o’clock shadow has taken over my face, and my hair is out of place. My otherwise blue eyes are clouded with red. I can only stand looking at myself for a few seconds before I must look away. I’m not ashamed of who I am, but I’m not proud either. I splash some water on my face and then onto my chest, abs, and dick. I’m too tired to shower. I pat myself dry with a towel.
“Babe?” Kelly yells from the other room.