Myla was happy. She had a great job and good friends and was able to live on her own after the traumatic experience that took away her feeling of security and nearly took her life. Kaleb was a cop who had lost so much already. He'd lost his partner, his job, the full use of his leg, and his identity in himself because of all the scars after the accident that nearly took his life. He'd come to the conclusion he'd have to live a solitary life because no woman would want him the way he was. He was shocked when Myla walked into his life and wanted to be with him. She was the most beautiful young woman he'd ever seen, and she wanted him. The problem was every other man wanted her too, and it drove him crazy and made his insecurities grow exponentially out of control until he lost her. It takes a near tragedy to open his eyes. But now he has to convince her that he won't leave again. Can she believe him this time, or have to move on?