The Doctor's Convict

What does it mean to be obsessed? An idea or thought that constantly occupies and haunts a person's thoughts, refusing to let go. My brother believes this is what I'm going through with Lola. He urges me to be patient and wait for him to find a way to bring her back, but I can't simply sit idly, obediently awaiting his solution. Life without Lola feels like a world bereft of meaning; she's more than just an obsession to me, she embodies my very existence, my heart's beating essence. I've nurtured her growth, shielded her from harm, even from my own inner turmoil. She was my cherished responsibility. When I finally got to experience the fulfillment of my desires, it was snatched away, leaving me shattered. My brother's assessment is misguided – I'm not consumed by obsession, but by a fierce possession. I'll stop at nothing to reclaim my beloved Lola, for she's my precious flower. This powerful story unfolds in "The Doctor's Convict," Book 2 of the Women of Mafia series, but to truly understand this depth of emotion, make sure to read Book 1, "Cerberus."