What if the love of your life stopped loving you? At twenty-two, Ihsan's world shatters when her husband files for divorce and throws her out of their home. Forced to move back in with her divorced parents-both now remarried-she's haunted by the irony of becoming exactly what she swore she'd never be: a broken marriage in a broken family. But when she discovers their divorce might be a misunderstanding, Ihsan sees a glimmer of hope. Three months. That's how long she has to win him back. Convinced their love is worth saving, she sets out to fix what's left between them. Only this time, love doesn't come easy. The warmth that once filled their home has been replaced by silence, resentment, and truths she's not ready to face. As she unravels the reasons behind his frustration, Ihsan must learn what it really means to love someone-and to be loved in return.

I am psychiatrist. I have been hired by one of the most dangerous prisons in the country to treat in mates with their trauma. Some of them are sentenced to life time in prison and others are for capital punishment. I come from a sheltered family. My entire life is sheltered and well planed. Then I met him, Steve. Who is he? Why is he here and why does he confess to a crime clearly he hasn't committed? And why does he look at me with hate , desire and very rarely with tenderness? And why does my heart betray me when I am with him?