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Rebecca and Cass Giles were living large and happy as hell. Even after three years, the two were still in the honeymoon phase of their marriage, and their professional lives were thriving. Rebecca was a highly sought-after business consultant, and Cass was finding her footing in the art world and was in demand. But time wasn't always on their side. Between work and being there for their friends, they found it more challenging to find enough time for each other. After an unfortunate business meeting and overall fatigue, Rebecca decides it's time to focus more on their marriage by semi-retiring. And Cass is all for more time with Rebecca - and Mistress. For her, there was nothing better in life. Nothing could come between the couple who owned each other's souls - neither friend nor foe. At least, that's what Cass always thought. But when the unthinkable happens, Rebecca and Cass are faced with an impossible situation. Their paths crossed once, and an unbreakable bond was formed. What happens when that bond is fractured by something neither expected? Will their lives - and love - be forever changed? Or can lightning strike twice?
Author
I’ve been in Houston, Texas, writing novels and designing websites since 2009. Moving here was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made, because I’ve been able to live wonderfully, and write my heart out. I’ve always enjoyed the arts in one form or another. Music sets the mood, reading stimulates my brain, and writing allows me to utilize my imagination in any way I want. I’ve been writing stories since I was a teen, and figured out it was my passion when I finished my first novel, Something About Eve. I love being captivated by books that lead me into different, exotic places, and through impossible scenarios. I love being able to become someone else for a time. Reading has always inspired me to bring my own characters out to play. My hope is that my writing will inspire others, or at the least, give them a way to escape from everyday life for a little while. If I'm not writing or reading, I'm training for triathlons. It's a good way to challenge my body the way I challenge my brain when writing. I'm not the greatest at it, but not only do I do it for the challenge, I do it for charity. It's a good motivation. :)
