Redemption in Her Eyes
Rex ‘Master’ Coleman
I was an idiot growing up. I treated the one girl who owned me completely like dirt and she took every second of it. She never once said a word or caused a scene when she was unhappy. Instead of cherishing her the way I should have, I pushed her away and told her the biggest lie of my life. The only time I’ve ever lied. Something I thought I needed to do to protect myself after tragic events unfold almost one top of one another.
For years, I lost the girl I loved and my sister. I never made an attempt to rectify either situation and lived a life of regret. On top of the regret, I carry the heaviest guilt on my shoulders no one knows about. When I finally see the girl again, can she get past my previous treatment of her or will she choose to leave me alone for good?
Taleah Winslow
Growing up, I thought I had it all. A best friend who knew all of my secrets, the best big brother in the world, and a guy I thought would love me like no one else. Everything I believed was a lie. My entire world is ripped apart in a few days and I have no choice but to move on with my life the best I can.
When I finally believe I have my life the way I want it, the rug is pulled out from under me again. Lies and betrayal surround me and when I choose to sever ties, they won’t leave me alone. I have to take steps necessary to rebuild my life in ways I didn’t take the time to do previously. When my past comes back to haunt me, do I take the chance and reach out to grab what I want?
*Please read the trigger warnings before starting this book
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