Forgiving My C*m S*ut Wife

After ten years of marriage and two years of hard-fought sobriety, Scott Adams has learned to live with the silence, until his past knocks on the door. Once, Summer was his salvation, gentle, patient, everything he wasn’t. But when his debts came due, she sacrificed herself to the men who came to collect, and somewhere along the way, she stopped coming home. Now she’s back, covered in tattoos, crying at his doorstep, whispering apologies through shaking lips. Out of guilt, loneliness, and the ghost of old love, Scott lets her in. But their reunion is a fragile illusion. Summer cooks dinner, hums softly, and clings to him with desperate affection, her love curdled into obsession. Scott plays along, haunted by what she became and what he caused. As their past sins resurface and new temptations close in, both are forced to confront the darkness that binds them. Can they survive the trials that broke them once before, or will love, twisted by guilt and desire, finally tear them apart for good? — Description from novelcodex.org