Ireland Wright is done with love. She's emotionally unavailable and not interested in being attached. Men love that about her until she proves that they can't break her. Ireland crushes egos with her passive demeanor and thinks nothing of it. She's not jaded or bitter, she simply doesn't want to deal with loss. Because everything ends. She learned that fact when her parents died two years apart. Fear of the unknown grips her like a vice and takes her thoughts hostage. Between the stress of what could possibly be in store for her down the road, and a heartbreaking realization, Ireland refuses to bend or waiver.

Paris and her antics ruined it for everyone. Chicago couldn't care less that everyone around him is in love. He wants no parts of it. So when he meets Ireland, and she's on what he's on, Chicago is in heaven. Until he starts to realize, he just might like her more than she likes him.



Contains mature themes.