About the book: 2014 / Innocence was never a hobby... Addiction is something that Crete Corbin accepted as part of his nature a long time ago. He decided to accept it and do nothing. Women always occupied the main place in the list of his addictions. He couldn't get enough. Being the lead singer of a rock band made access to addiction much easier. Loneliness, that's what Blythe Denton understood well. The small town minister's family did not accept her as one of their own. The minister's wife did everything to ensure that Blythe was convinced that she was not worthy of love. When Blythe goes to college, she has a chance for freedom and relief from unnecessary burdens, she hopes to find peace in life. Loneliness did not weigh heavily on her. She avoids reality in the little stories she writes herself. However, the funny, sexy tattooed guy who throws parties in the apartment above will drive her crazy. At first, he doesn't treat her like she thought a guy should treat her if he has another girl hanging on him, and will consider someone as uninteresting as her. She doesn't look like the women who leave his apartment, but for some strange reason, he keeps showing up at her door. During a party, a new neighbor arrives at Crete's apartment, her hair pulled back into a messy ponytail on top of her head and a pair of glasses perched on her cute little nose. She demands to turn off the music, but he convinces her to stay. Crete Corbin may have just found his biggest addiction. And Blythe Denton realizes too late that she is finally becoming in demand..