Available on Readom, VolcanoEbook, iStory, Moboreader, Novelcat, Webnovel, Goodnovel, KISS, Webfic, Novellan ----- Sequel to Heath. Heath and Hope are off to college in Toronto where their love is put to test. A brand new city with completely new people. And with all of this, comes new challenges and difficult hurdles that are waiting for them. Hope was able to escape from her demons and found love that gave her everything - warmth, protection and strength. She found all of this in a blue-eyed guy who swept her off her feet and didn't let her go. But while saving her, Heath forgot to save himself and now his past is catching up to him. Will Heath be able to cast away his fears, demons and insecurities? Will he able to find himself? Above of all will Hope be able to save him from all of this, just like he saved her? Maybe or maybe not. Afterall sometimes love fails, and sometimes it wins. The book contains swearing, graphic scenes related to violence and sex.

Averey Adams has never had a proper family to grow up with. Her mother died when she was born and her father died when she was in college. You can say that with her not having a family has affected her life. She just finished school and decides to apply for a job that will make her seem more eligible to start her career. She applies as a personal assistant to a very successful CEO, Mr. Austin Carter. Mr. Carter seems like your typical arrogant, rude, jerk who happens to be your boss type in the beginning but he has a soft spot for Averey. Something attracts him to her & something attracts her to him. Can it be love? Love. Deception. Romance. Danger. Secrets. But something comes up that puts both of their lives in danger but it takes their love and strength to figure it out before it's too late. They have to rely on one another to stay alive. Can they do it or will it be too late? Remember love never dies. ******Before you read this story, know that my version of love is very different from everyone else's. I feel as though love hits you quick and hard. Some might not agree and if you don't then this book is not for you.******