Amara thought that she was bringing an end to it-eviction was in the offing,her mother had died,and she had no future to set.Next was a millionaire who offered her a solution:to enter into a contract and rescue her mother.Simple.Final.Binding.
But there is not a word'easy' about Damian Maxwell.
As soon as Amara signs, reality starts to change.Her choices vanish.It appears that her movements are foreseen.Even though she's begining to break.The world of Damian is devoid of such concepts as love; people are classified, segmented,and,of course,fixed.Worse still,Amara begins to believe that something terrifying is to occur:again,this encounter is not the first time these two meet.
She starts to recollect certain memories that she did not actually experience.An existence she cannot recall.One of the vows that Amara cannot recall making is significant.
And in the middle of it all is Damian,who looks at her, and she looks at him as though they were the only two factors he had never known how to bend to his will.
Amara is not just an elected official.She was selected to sign such a signature much earlier than she was to do so.
