Risking It All

Ladell Parks

Summary

A young 23-year-old woman name Emily finds herself stuck in a abusive relationship with her boyfriend Mike. Being the controlling type he doesn’t allow her to go anywhere. Well one day while taking a nap Emily begins to have weird dreams of an unknown guy who willing to takes better care of her instead of her boyfriend. It isn’t until one day she finds out that the unknown guy is real. So she starts debating rather she should stay with her boyfriend Mike or go after her dream guy.

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