Dylan Thomas has spent the past ten years adrift in these shadows, mourning the loss of his wife, his confidante, the very soul of his being. He had long accepted a life devoid of emotion, ensnared in a world bereft of light and hope.
That was the day the bottle claimed victory, and he surrendered to the darkness.
Until one fateful night, when his fragile, crumbling world was infused with life.
The woman who breached his carefully constructed defenses dismissed their connection as merely a fleeting distraction, a temporary escape. Yet, that brief glimpse of life, of feeling once more, ignited a flicker of strength within him, allowing Dylan to rise from the abyss.
But sobriety is a journey taken one day at a time, and three years later might just be too late.
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Nicole Edwards spends her days stringing words together to make complete sentences. Sometimes not. Her best friend is coffee, and she has a love/hate relationship with sarcasm. She’s been accused of having a filthy imagination, which she admits is true.
Nicole lives in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. She proudly claims one husband, three grown children, and two bosses (better known as the dogs). When she isn’t writing, watching football or hockey, or keeping her bosses happy, you can probably find her with a book in hand.