Apart, these are broken, but jointly, they are whole.

Effie and Heath are famous. Not for anything they do, but also for what happened to them as teens. Abducted and abused with the same man, they turned to one another for ease and comfort until these were finally in a position to make their get away.

Today adults, their relationship is fraught with guilt and despair. Whether fighting or making love, their passion can be strong plenty of to destroy them both – and Effie’s not really about to allow that happen. She understands it’s period for about Hold Me Close her to truly have a ‘normal’relationship, and Heath is usually nothing but a continuing reminder of the dark past they share. Heath, on the other hand, knows Effie is the just girl he can ever love. She may want to forget what occurred, but he’s convinced that they must face their previous together to be able to move forward. So while Effie is constantly on the bring new guys into her life, Heath becomes enthusiastic about proving he’s the main one she needs.

Then a new crisis arises and Effie begins to lose every scrap of self-control she ever had. As she problems against her desire to return to the one man who understands her, she discovers that sometimes the only basic safety you find is with the person who is the most dangerous for you.