"I dream about her, about her smell, her laugh, the way her beautiful blue eyes change color when we make love. I crave her lips the way an addict craves his next hit. She's in my head twenty four seven, spread all over into my veins destroying every bit of my sanity." What do you do when everything you've ever loved is taken away from you? You hide away from the world and wait for the end to come. That's exactly what Jennifer Harmon does and she's pretty good at it. Nothing can help her come out of her depression. Not the doctors, not the meds, not even her mother. David Watkinson knows all about the pain of losing someone. It's been two years since his wife died in a tragic car accident. For two years his life revolved around his little daughter, Lily. Then one morning he catches a glimpse of the new neighbor, Jennifer, and something triggers his interest. Everything about her pulls him in and he's instantly all wrapped up in her. The only problem is that he doesn't know if Jen feels the same way. The attraction is strong and undeniable, but Jen is too scared to give love a second chance. Can the two learn to love again?