Promise Me Forever
An In Plain Sight Prequel
Sin and Sinuosity Book 3.5
A Second Chance Billionaire Romance
Absence doesn’t make the heart grow fonder.
It only fills it with resentment and regret.
Nineteen years ago, Delilah Brewer lost the love of her life for four reasons.
Power. Control. Money. Love.
As such, she spent almost two decades shielding her defective heart from heartbreak while amassing an abundance of the first three. Not the fourth, since time doesn’t heal all wounds and love is for fools — two things she’s far too cynical for.
What she is, is defective and proud, and living her life on her own terms. Until an unconventional proposition presents itself at an inopportune moment.
Turning it down was the hardest thing she ever had to do, but she did so anyway — for her.
For the woman her defective heart still beats for.
And the tsunami that shreds everything in its path, including her barely stitched-together heart.
Note: This is a 20,000-word prequel to In Plain Sight, Book 4 in the Sin and Sinuosity series. The story ends in a cliffhanger, and the story concludes in In Plain Sight.
💛 Mafia
💛 Menage
💛 Revenge
💛 Captivity
💛 Billionaire
💛 Romantic Suspense
💛 Interracial Romance
💛 Morally Grey Characters
Promise Me Forever contains a lot of dark content, and some harsh and insensitive language. It touches on sensitive topics that may be difficult for some readers, including very graphic sex scenes, childhood neglect, dysfunctional family dynamics, sexual assault (alluded to, non-graphic), abusive parents, murder, suicide, grief, loss, knife play (consensual and non-consensual), etc.
It is darker than the previous three books in this series and will make you uncomfortable at certain points. If dark content triggers you, this isn’t the book for you.
That said, while this can be read independently, reading the first three books in the series (Taste Of Hell, Touch Of Heaven, and Six Feet Under) is recommended but not required.