If I live forever, can I live now?

2nd BOOK OF THE "FOREVER" SERIES. After Tessa gets the patent of her Immortality Treatment back, it seems like she has everything she ever dreamed of: Endless time before her, and the opportunity to spend it with David, her sometimes too proud, but always devoted boyfriend. However, the stopped clocks only seem to run faster, and when someone close to Tessa is found dead, she begins to wonder whether she really did defy time, or she just followed the track of a dangerous obsession and made the past turn vast, and the future more uncertain than ever. She is forced to look back and face enveloping feelings, incomprehensible fears and unpredictable enemies that she didn't know she had anymore. Forever is tempting, but are the jeopardous consequences it carries really worth it? Do wishes always turn into nightmares when they become real? And, can we actually choose if we give in to them, or are they the tailors of our souls?