**THIRD BOOK IN THE DEAR MY SANITY SERIES** I look down at the grave stone. It was a simple one, polished marble with a name, date of birth and death date. Off to the side is a short song. I sink to the ground in front of her grave. "Hey," I begin awkwardly. I've never visited or spoken to a dead person. "It's me. Jeff. I don't really know why I decided to visit. It just felt like something I needed to do. "Uhm, I just . . . Wanted to say thank you. For your amazing daughter. You know, I only met you once but you never said anything bad about me or told Jamie she should leave me. You always convinced her to give me another chance. I never realized how much I actually owe to you. But, it's too late now. The only thing I can do now is keep my promise. I'll take good care of Jamie. I love her. She means everything to me. "Thank you." With that, I get up and leave. ~*~*~

Emmy has a shady past that makes her life a living hell. The only way she copes is living with her life long best friend, Mark, an exotic dancer that keeps her sane with his insanity. Emmy never liked doing favors for her, now former, co-worker, but on the girls last day, she takes pity and delivers a package to a concert hall in her home town, where she meets the charming, handsome Danny. Danny was having trouble dealing with the lose of his daughter and his wife after their death by a drunk driver. Then he ran into a woman with bright, copper red hair and soul-capturing moss green eyes, and a way about herself that makes Danny think maybe he can find love and start again. Something about her honesty catches his attention and soon his and Emmy's relationship becomes serious. But, when Emmy's self-disowned grandfather, Mathias, shows back in her life, Emmy is sent into a spiral of flashbacks from her abusive father. Can she trust Danny with her secrets? Will he leave her when he learns of her dark past? And can Emmy withstand the shock of finding out she's dating a famous singer from a world renowned band? Or will her own insecurities drive her way from Danny?

**SECOND BOOK IN THE Dear My Sanity SERIES** "That explains a lot." "I bet it does." The mask prevents me from seeing her face but I can just tell she is smiling at me; at my misery. It makes me want to tear her apart limb from limb. But, I restrain myself. It would do me no good to waste energy with her. I got the information I wanted and now I have to go. My mom needs me. "Is that all?" I growl, smacking her hand away. "Yes, it is." "Good," And then I punch her in the face. ~*~*~