Winter's Rose Series by Lizzie James

Stalker. A person who can harass or persecute with obsessive and unwanted attention.I used to think that I was happy, that I had met the one for me.I was wrong.He betrayed me.He thought that I would accept that... I didn’t.When I met Alex, he set me free. He made me feel things for him that I never felt for David. I was ready to turn the page and start a new life.But Instead, a person that I thought cared for me, wanted to wreck the little world that I had made for myself.He wanted to break me... moreStalker. A person who can harass or persecute with obsessive and unwanted attention.I used to think that I was happy, that I had met the one for me.I was wrong.He betrayed me.He thought that I would accept that... I didn’t.When I met Alex, he set me free. He made me feel things for him that I never felt for David. I was ready to turn the page and start a new life.But Instead, a person that I thought cared for me, wanted to wreck the little world that I had made for myself.He wanted to break me.To make me crumble.When you realise how broken you’ve become, how do you deal with it?When the person you love gets taken from you, how do you go on?Will the one at your side hold your hand and help you up or will they leave you as the broken mess you have now become? less

Grief. It swallows you whole, not spitting you out until it has dissolved all that is warm inside of you.Losing the girl I’d thought would be mine forever was like living in a nightmare I couldn’t wake from, where nothing felt real and everything was inescapable. When I returned home from a failed attempt at rediscovering my spark—buried even deeper in darkness—I remained distant with everyone I loved, until I met Nina.She waltzed into my life, telling me to live it to the full... moreGrief. It swallows you whole, not spitting you out until it has dissolved all that is warm inside of you.Losing the girl I’d thought would be mine forever was like living in a nightmare I couldn’t wake from, where nothing felt real and everything was inescapable. When I returned home from a failed attempt at rediscovering my spark—buried even deeper in darkness—I remained distant with everyone I loved, until I met Nina.She waltzed into my life, telling me to live it to the full. She urged me to put my past behind me and experience new things with her. But as much as I tried, and no matter how much Nina and my head tried to argue, my heart remained with Addie: the girl I’d lost.Could I expect Nina to understand she would never have me completely—that she would always have to share my heart with another woman? And was asking her to a risk worth taking? less