Jenny Collins is convinced she’s more likely to find Bigfoot in the middle of downtown Boston than have a decent romp in the sack. She’s starting to wonder if maybe all the lackluster love making has more to do with her than she’s been willing to admit. Her days are spent drudging away in a male driven career where the best she can do is apologize for existing as she inches her way up the ladder.

Everything in Jenny's life is broken - her career, her car, her body, and her heart. The fog that ran her off the road was as unexpected as Harrison’s betrayal. Unsure how to repair all the things he’s destroyed, she retreats, giving up any fight she once had in her. Unable to trust her own judgment, she gives herself over to the people in her life who claim to know what’s best for her. Blaming Harrison’s foolish advice to take what she wants, she decides instead to accept what’s given to her. Outwardly she manages to maintain this new way of life, but inside the fire that Harrison set in her still burns uncontrollably. Her desire for him has not diminished at all. Given the chance will her need for Harrison outweigh her better sense, landing her back in his arms? Can he prove himself worthy of her forgiveness before it’s too late?