With his new master Biton Savakis’ help, Cavan Delaney is trying to heal from the viscous physical and emotional abuse he suffered when he was Wainwright’s slave.  He’s having a hard time coping and his therapist is only confusing him more. Cavan finds out that Wainwright may get off easy after murdering another slave. Cavan is suffering and Biton is very worried about his lover. Things go from bad to worse when Wainwright finds a way to hurt Cavan even from his jail cell.  

I was so thrilled when I discovered there would be a sequel to Thirty Days because I enjoyed it so much. Forever is intense and moving and filled with emotion.  Cavan is innocent, timid and sweet and Biton is a dominant and protective lover as well as a father figure to Cavan. Like Thirty Days Forever has its fair share of anguish and Cavan is abused, but it’s also a moving and beautiful story and the perfect sequel for Biton and Cavan.