โ Scribed by Megan Hart
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
There is nothing crueler than the person who doesn't want you enough to keep you, but who doesn't love you enough to let you go.
Alice and Mick, hot young lovers with the whole world ahead of them...until it all went catastrophically awry.
It takes so little to lose so much.
When a not-so-chance meeting at an old friend's party brings them back together, Alice must decide if the pleasure is worth the pain that will surely follow. After all, people, and relationships, can't ever really change.
But if Alice does decide to let him back into her heart--and into her bed--will Mick be ready to show her the man that he's become...and take a chance on love? Can Alice ever trust him again?
Is it possible to forgive the unforgivable?
Unforgivable was previously published as a 3-part serial, Don't Deny Me. It has been revised and collected as a full-length novel featuring angst, woe, a frustrating but charming hero and a...
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