Make Me Stay

Sloane Laurent has never had trouble being loved.

She knows how to read people. What they want. What they need. Which version of herself they'll fall for.

And they always fall.

The problem is what happens after.

Because once the chase is over, once devotion becomes predictable and love becomes safe, Sloane has a habit of finding the door. Somehow, the men she leaves behind always believe they were the ones who ruined everything.

Then she meets Roman Vale.

Quiet. Controlled. Impossible to read.

For the first time, Sloane can't tell whether a man wants her.

So she decides to find out.

She knows how this works. She'll make him want her. Make him need her. Make herself impossible to forget.

Then, when she's had enough, she'll leave.

Just like always.

Except Roman isn't like the men before him.

And Sloane is about to discover that making someone obsessed with you is considerably easier than making them stop.

This isn't a love story about finding the right person.

It's about finding someone whose demons recognize yours.