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What would you do to survive?

Astonis

What would you do to survive?

Astonishing. Invigorating. Captivating. Riveting.

Left for Wild, left me wild!

Harloe Rae’s ‘Left For Wild’ is a romantic, thrilling ride about proving innocence, second chances at life, survival, love, and damning the guilty.

“I’ve been coasting along this placid sea long enough to assume it’s my new normal.”

Blakely is a social worker, a woman who works long hours with dangerous people, but she feels like she’s floating along. Nothing special is happening. It’s the same routine, different day. She’s realistic, smart, ambitious, and she does what she needs to do in order to survive.

Something she and Halder have in common.

Halder is a convicted criminal, stamped guilty, but his innocence will never be proven. He has served five years for a crime he didn’t commit, and he doesn’t like that the real criminal are still out there. His lawyer finally gets him out of prison, but there are strings attached.

He is still guilty and on parole. While bothered, Halder will do anything to get the hell out of prison.

Blakely and Halder had a brief moment of contact.

Halder saw her from the criminal point of view, wearing orange, the fashion of a criminal. Blakely is at the prison doing her job when they lock eyes.

And that’s all it takes for the feeling to take root.

But freedom isn’t always free.

Both land in six-degrees of hell, trapped in the middle of nowhere, and there is one goal.

Survive.

“I shouldn’t have shown a gleam of interest in her. If I hadn’t, her fate would be safe from mine. But it’s too late for wishful thinking.”