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396 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 6, 2015




"Only, winning meant losing. And losing meant winning. Nothing was right.
"That night was the beginning and the end, and she was at the center of it all.
"He imagined her face, how she would feel, how it might mean something with her. Only, this time it was different. He felt her slipping away, her image fading with each passing day and each nameless Trixie he fucked. Never again. NEVER AGAIN. NEVER AGAIN. NEVER AGAIN. NEVER AGAIN. NEVER AGAIN."
"Why the fuck did you make her your goddamn reason for living for damn near two decades just to run away and hate-fuck every bitch you could find?"
"Cameron shook his head, trying to block out the reminder of betrayal (Victoria) that sat staring at him from the second row."
"It was having to sit here and try to keep the top of his head from blowing off because she was sitting right across from him."
"She fucked it up; she crossed the line. There was no going back, and Cameron floundered, lost somewhere between how things were and a lifetime of how he dreamed they could be."
"She didn't keep her end of the bargain."
"She didn't understand that she was no longer just one person; she was not a separate entity. She belonged to him and nothing short of his death would ever end the pain he felt when he looked into her brown eyes."
"She needed to go, now, or he would hurt her and he wasn't in any condition for restraint."