Sea Cliff

Emotionally crippled by childhood abuse, a young woman must overcome her distrust of men, or lose the man who loves her.

Rachael Connor is a young woman who has great looks, money, and a home of her own. She is reclusive, dealing with emotional scars of childhood abuse that left her fearful of men. Her father's censorious teachings guided her into adulthood. It's all she knows.

With a superior mind, having been through therapy, she counsels others to help them end their noxious situations. She creates perfect lives by writing novels. When she meets Matthew Knight, she is stumbling on how to better depict her story's male character. She decides to pattern him with Matthew's personality and mannerisms.

Matthew has other plans and knows what he wants. He pursues Rachael and falls in love. Rachael rebukes him, living by the rules established by her father that supposedly helps her maintain a respectable image. In understanding her misgivings of relationships by writing them as part of her book characters' lives, she realizes she has loved Matthew all along, but has pushed him away. The realization causes Rachael to have a epiphany about how to overcome her father's grip. The next time she falls in love, she will know how to deal with it. But will Matthew let her get away so easily?