You don’t have to forget the past to live in the present.
Ryder – They say memories last forever, which is why I’m doing my best to drown them out.
If I can’t remember them, they can’t hurt, right? That’s my theory, and I’ve done such a good job trying to prove it I’ve landed myself in community service.
No matter, I’ll just drown this out, too. Or I would, if my pesky new supervisor wasn’t lurking over me, thwarting me at every turn. Her bottomless brown eyes make her look innocent, but she’s got a sharp tongue behind those full pink lips, and that infuriates me almost as much as it excites me. After all, penance isn’t supposed to be fun, and I deserve to be held accountable for my sins.
I dove headfirst into the bottle, trying to make myself forget. I never expected that to lead me to someone I’d want to remember.
Author’s Note: Absolution is written as book five in the Elevation series, although it can be read as a standalone. It’s a slow-burn yet steamy romance featuring a broken anti-hero and the woman who sees someone to redeem under his cranky outer shell. It contains dark themes including alcohol abuse and death, some humor, adult situations and a guaranteed HEA.
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