The Day I Stopped Being Her

Everyone assumes Wynne Lynch is Nolan Griffin's devoted secretary—shielding him from drinks, knives, and scandal. The truth: she attached herself to Nolan because he resembled her dead lover, Nathan Griffin, and to honor Nathan's dying wish to protect Nolan for seven years. During that time Wynne endured Rowena Sutter's calculated humiliations while Nolan allowed it. She risked her life in death-defying races and high-altitude skydives to prove a loyalty that slowly eroded. Each sacrifice deepened her disappointment. When Nolan finally admits his true feelings, he finds Wynne already hardened and determined to leave. The promise ends as love arrives too late, forcing them to face whether forgiveness can survive years of pain.