The Way It Used To Be

Goldie Quaid was among the few photographers in the world who could photograph anyone, anyplace, no matter how dangerous. The unspeakable amount of money offered to capture the elusive Daniel O'Dell, the world's most gifted and notoriously private artist, was just too good to pass up. It was all about the money--money she needed to pay for her comatose sister's medical bills. All she had to do was pretend to be sweet and naive as to whom Daniel was. Without guilt she'd move in, take pictures, extract information and blow the tabloids wide open. She had no idea Daniel would be so compassionate and one heck of a good lover! How could she back out on the deal, on all that money, the guilt, the lies and deception and convince Daniel she never meant to hurt or betray him? That her love for him was strong and forever, no matter what he said or did to her? Could it ever be the way it used to be? Was a second chance possible? The answer to that lies between these pages.