Meeting Roisin again changes everything and throws all sorts of new and exciting variables into the calculus of his decision. Jimâs always been a steady, staid kind of man, but Roisin brings out something much more primitive in him. She makes him feel alive in ways he never could have expected or anticipated. And he wants more.
Jim makes Roisin want things sheâs never dared. Their one-nighter last year had been memorable, but doomed from the start. Sheâd had to go back home to New York and heâd been shipping out for Afghanistan. Now, when they meet again, has anything really changed or is this the start of something truly magical?