Unapologetic
Publisher Description
He was my childhood friend. My lover. My partner. I loved and worshipped him with entirety, with every pulse. With every bated breath in my body, I was his and he was mine. We burned brighter than the sun, and together, we clashed, fell, and soared. Together, we made the perfect harmony.
Then everything changed the moment he decided to chase his dream. While he became riveted in Hollywood’s glittery façade, I found myself alone, whereas he lived his life to the fullest. I became the shadow of his past, dimming in the sunlight that we once orbited and gravitated. Gradually, as time passed, the inevitable happened. Then darkness completely filled my life, cloaking me and embracing me when I became fragile and utterly broken, teaching me the hardest lesson of all.
It’s better to have loved with my all and having had the chance to know what it’s like to find something so beautiful than endure a lifetime of never knowing it at all.
It made me fathom that such beauty shouldn’t be held on to. You shouldn’t choke it, stifling it until life drained away. Instead, you had to let go, set it free, and let it ride the waves so other people could experience that one of a kind rapturous, profound mystery as I once had.
Love was blinding and beautiful, but it also was a casualty. And after the tumultuous breakdown I had, I’m earnestly devoted in avoiding it at all cost.
Customer Reviews
Loved it!
It’s riveting and heartbreaking.. two young Souls entwine as One yet broken beyond repair. Only Time will tell if Their Love is meant to be.
Love Pamela Ann’s Contemporary Romance
Love Torn Series and all her Contemporary romance books. I’m not a fan of her supernatural genre but I’m sure a lot of people would love that. I’m frustrated she hasn’t published Checkmate yet....been waiting forever to read it. Given she keeps deferring the release date her fans will not be happy. Lots of pressure on Pamela for sure.
Yuck
Sadly couldn't give this sad excuse of a free book a one star. So this book got a better rating then I wanted to award. Terrible book.