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Complete, First published Dec 05, 2021
Mature
SHE WAS THE KNIFE HE TURNED INSIDE HIS HEART. AND HE HAD NO PROBLEM BLEEDING FOR HER.

The Darkness Of Healing, the sequel to Panic Attacks. It is recommended that you read 'Panic Attacks' before starting this book because of the background information.

The tragic accident turned Ruel's world upside down, but he wasn't the only one to suffer. Yasmine, along with Ruel, fell into the infinitely dark hole of misery. They went down together. They held on to pieces of the other that were no longer there in the hope of creating a bright light for themselves. Because healing in that darkness seemed almost impossible. It only worked if they stayed together, so they didn't let go. Down together was up together. Even when the other could have been saved by letting the other go. Their infinite love is stronger than any pain in the world. And they would reach their light again without leaving each other's side in every bit of the healing.

As Yasmine assists Ruel in his journey around the world, she tries to uncover the truth about her past. But keeping that a secret could have been a big mistake. And it's not the only secret that remains hidden between them. The silence between them will eventually unravel everything.

TW // Death, murder, rape, violence, suicidal thoughts, abuse, PTSD, panic attacks, alcoholism, trauma (nightmares), unsafe home-situation, graphic sex, blood, hospitalisation, car accident, hallucinations, self-harm, swearing, weapons, drugs
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