Marrying Him was an Inferno, Leaving Him was Heaven
From the back cover
When I was being stalked by a psycho, I called Carter Dillamond twenty times.
He finally picked up on the twenty-first call. I begged him, “Carter, someone’s following me! Come help me, please!”
But he sounded annoyed. “Can you grow up a little? I’m busy. Stop making things up.”
The moment he hung up, the attacker knocked me out, dragged me into an alley, and beat me until I was barely alive.
When I woke up in the hospital, Carter told me the man was mentally ill, that there was no way to hold him responsible, and that we could only settle.
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