About This Book
Julie remembers everything. Each person’s name, each sentence said to her, each infinite touch on her cheek, each dreamed kiss, each farewell and every promise. She remembers each touch of a fingertip to her lips, each lick of a tongue across her back and down her leg, every glance, every innuendo, every panting need. Julie is afraid of men due to her childhood, though she daydreams of finding love. But Julie's choice of men â€" even though one of them is the man she hoped to find â€" is derailed by her strong physical and emotional attraction to her friend Tammy, and their growing relationship. Julie finds that life without love was much simpler than life WITH love, and as more characters enter her life, her emotional conflicts increase. High school memories, indecision, ethical conflicts, and the pressures to conform to society’s values while approaching 30 all combine into a turbulent, sexually explicit depiction of a modern-day relationship between two professional women in their 20s.
