Believe Again

She has given up on love. But he has no intention of giving up on her! From their very first meeting, it's clear to Dawn that Spencer is a danger to all her resolutions. He's charming, funny, and incredibly attractive – in short, the kind of man she would have fallen for without a second thought. But now she's determined to protect herself carefully and avoid anyone who could cause her more painful scars… But Spencer starts flirting with her, his gentle manner drawing her in. She resists, feeling vulnerable. She already knows what it's like to give someone your heart, only to have them shatter it into a million pieces. No, never again! The wounds are still too deep. But Spencer is persistent. And when Dawn discovers that he too is hiding his own painful secret, she realises she can no longer deny her feelings for him. Maybe – just maybe – her broken heart can heal again. The novel Trust Again is the second part of the standalone and very popular romantic series Again. It can be listened to as a standalone, as its plot does not follow on from the first book. “A very nice story full of eroticism. I had to think about Dawn and Spencer even when I wasn't reading. I'm looking forward to the next book!” – from reader reviews on Databazeknih.cz “Even though they are university students and you expect to read a simple and uncomplicated story, Mona will surprise you with several great ideas. Although at first glance it seems that the main characters have no problems, as soon as you start to delve into their souls, you will discover amazing things – both good and bad. So don’t judge stories by potential clichés and just live in the present moment without any expectations.” – ramonismeramo.com Excerpts from the book: “It was like the first kiss, the second kiss, the twenty-seventh kiss. It was full of forgiveness, feeling, and it tasted of a new beginning. Of something quite big. Of us.” (Dawn) “Leaving the past behind doesn't really work when you bury everything deep inside yourself. The past has a habit of not letting you go until you deal with it.” (Spencer)