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Women are generally known for our dramatic excesses but Sloane is particularly so. It’s what earned her the title of Attention Ho, it’s why she stayed without a man for four years after her husband passed. It’s why her mother wants to take charge of her life and why she punishes Dominic.
Never mind that this same Dominic has loved her far longer than her late husband did, pushed her buttons to hide his feelings and stepped up to protect her when no one else did so. She’s angry that he rejected her just once and no matter how much he pleads, she won’t budge. It doesn’t matter she’s hurting too and constantly looking forward to his texts, hoping he doesn’t stop and doesn’t move away. Yet, she would punish him and herself by extension.
Anyway, this is the finale of Restore Me by J. L. Seegars.
Dominic spent most of the 8 weeks he had with Sloane getting himself under her skin. He did this for one sole reason: to make her as needy for him as he was for her. He was given an inch but fully intends to possess everything.
But Dom has secrets he won’t share because it would ruin his plans. Those secrets come between him and Sloane but he’s still scared of speaking up. His fear lets him allow Sloane to believe the tattoo he got on his skin 12 years ago was for another woman.
How dare he tell her it was always about her even when she was his late best friend’s woman?
Inspired by J. L Seegar’s Novel, Restore Me
Dom has been pining after Sloane for a long long time. She was his best friend’s woman for many years. His best friend has been dead for four years but Sloane is still holding onto him.
She’s sworn she wouldn’t love again and hasn’t been with any man in four years. However, it takes one evening to awaken desires she thought were dead. Those desires demand she does something about it and that’s how she enters a situationship with Dom.
From the beginning, they agree this is temporary but what Sloane doesn’t know is Dom will use this tiny opening to brand her body and soul as his.
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