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428 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 26, 2017
Nothing has ever made me feel as alive as you.”
“And no one has ever broken me the way you did, Roman.”

The danger this man posed to her was real. When they were close, she couldn’t think about anything except how it felt to be wrapped up in his embrace, how good it was to be the center of all that ruthless attention.

Yes, there was his heart. It was thudding in his chest because she was touching him for the first time in years...... God, he fucking craved Gus. How could the woman be more beautiful all these years later? Sexier? More magnetic?
But no man could love her more. No one would ever love Augustine Spencer as completely as he did. Fucking no one. Too bad he was broken and couldn’t give her his whole heart, the way she deserved.
"Who said I didn’t want you? I wish I could stop wanting you. I want you every minute of every day, and I have since the moment I laid eyes on you."
"I’m so sorry for the way things ended. I’m sorry for making you feel less than extraordinary because you are, Augustine. You are an amazing woman and I’ve missed you. I’ve missed this."
“No, we’re finding something new, something better. We’re not the same people. We’ve lived more…and hopefully learned which battles are worth fighting and with what weapons. We’ve both learned to value the connections that are important. Let’s find out how we are together now—this Roman and this Augustine. No looking back.”
I was trying so hard not to remember how it felt to touch you, to have your body against mine, because nothing in my entire life has ever been as exciting as fucking you. Not winning the election. Not running the Oval. Nothing has ever made me feel as alive as you.
Nothing has ever made me feel as alive as you.And no one has ever broken me the way you did, Roman.
I’ll handle everyone. All you have to do is let me stroke you. Let me kiss you. Fuck you. Let me show you everything I should have before. Affection. Need.
God, she tasted like heaven, like something sweet and forbidden. Like precious memories he’d forgotten. Like perfection