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Joy Green had it all. A sexy fiancé named Cain, a wonderful career as a newspaper reporter, and the occasional ménage with Cain’s twin brother, Abel. But living the perfect life isn’t always as it seems. With perfection comes sacrifices and Joy makes the biggest one of all when she decides to leave her life behind.
Private detective, Cain Lee finds out the real reason why his fiancé left him, and he’s raving mad. He could have been by Joy’s side all of this time…time he considered wasted with her departure. Now that he knows where she is, he’s pulling all the stops to go after her and he’ll bring her home by Christmas, with Abel right by his side.
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Joy leaned her head against the window as the air conditioner blasted its air, the coolness effectively reminding her why she was here to begin with. She turned, giving her three-bedroom condo one last look.
Her stomach churned in nervousness as she bit back the urge to cry. She twirled the diamond ring around her finger, feeling the weight one last time before removing it. She held it against the light, remembering the exact moment he had asked her to marry him. It was memory she would carry with her always, even in the afterlife.
“You are what keeps my heart beating every morning. I need you more than life itself. I want to be with you forever, Joy. Marry me, be my wife, my friend, my lover for always,” Cain asked as he bent on one knee, holding her hand in his.
To say it was the moment she had been waiting for all of her life would be too tame. Their affair had been intense, their sex life heavy with heat and fire. And she had instantly known what was missing in her life.
For two years, Cain had been her lover, asking her to move in with him after only three months of dating. She had fallen hopelessly in love. It was a unique bond. She felt so close to him, convinced ultimately that he was her soul mate.
They were compatible in so many ways. A private detective along with his twin brother, Abel, Cain headed his own agency, taking cases that were next to impossible to solve. They were both good at their jobs, bringing runaway and kidnapped children back home, or solving the hardest murder crimes. Joy’s job as a newspaper reporter aided Cain and Abel in cases. They were the perfect trio in all aspects.
And the sex life…
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