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230 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 15, 2014

“I was her decimation. She is my salvation.”
“Life is an execution. Death is a privilege.”
“...she had given me an area in my heart that was clean and untouched; a fraction of pureness. She had scraped away the blackness and found the part that still beat and craved to be touched.”
“Daniel was mine. He’d always been mine. It was time to make him aware of that.”

“Life truly was a cruel game. Death granted at the roll of a dice. But love; well that was what won the game...and sacrifice? That granted salvation..And finally in salvation we find redemption.”

“Why do you want to hear my story?”
“Because it’s better than relaying mine over and over in my head.”

“Sometimes the choices we have to make aren’t made because they are the easiest ones. And sometimes...sometimes we aren’t given a choice in our own choices.”

History had a habit of biting you on the arse. Well for me, I had a feeling history would more than bite; it would slaughter.
She wanted darkness, then I'd make sure she never saw the light ever again.Daniel's character made my heart hurt. I could feel the guilt and shame for all that he had done and he would never forgive himself for his actions. Mae had changed him, showed him a side he never knew existed and he clung to that for dear life. He could be a better man... he was a better man and he deserved to be loved and could love. That was clearly evident with Annie Belly. My god, she was just the most adorable little thing and I could see why Daniel would protect her with his life. She was his world.
"To fear pain is a burden. To feed from agony is a burden."
Life was an execution. Death was a privilege.
"I was her decimation. She was my salvation."




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