Loving You Killed Me 2: A Domestic Violence Story

What happens when all of the red flags you chose to ignore blow up in your face and there's no escape? Ivy Shields is learning the hardest lesson of all: everything that glitters isn't always gold. Sometimes the very thing that looks like love is nothing more than an illusion designed to trap you.After a failed suicide attempt, Ivy wakes up locked inside a behavioral rehabilitation center secretly owned by her husband, Scar. Desperate to expose the physical, emotional, and sexual abuse she has endured, Ivy quickly realizes no one believes her. Not the doctors. Not the staff. Not even her little sister, Jade. To everyone else, she is simply a woman whose mind has been shattered by tragedy.Jade has already endured more heartbreak than most people experience in a lifetime. Believing Ivy abandoned her, she convinces herself that her sister truly needs psychiatric help. But when the horrifying truth about Scar finally comes to light, guilt becomes a burden she can barely carry. Determined to save the only family she has left, Jade takes on responsibilities no child should ever have to bear, all while her relationship with Izzy hangs in the balance.Scar has never mistaken his obsession for love. In his mind, protecting Ivy means possessing her, and letting her go has never been an option. Haunted by demons of his own, he tries to become the husband Ivy has always wanted, but one thing remains true: Scar will never see himself as the villain in her story.While everyone else questions Ivy's sanity, Rogue never leaves her side. He becomes her protector, her voice, and the one person willing to risk everything to save her. But when the line between friendship and love begins to blur, Rogue finds himself standing in the crosshairs of a man who will kill before he ever lets Ivy belong to someone else.Loving You Killed Me 2 takes readers deeper into Ivy's nightmare as she struggles to escape the man she once believed was her prince charming, her protector, and her hero. Trapped in the devastating cycle of abuse, she must decide whether she is strong enough to fight for the life she deserves or surrender to the man who has always promised her there is no life without him.Sometimes the most dangerous prison isn't the one with locked doors. It's the one built by the person who convinced you they loved you.