Sizzling, seductive fiction that's both recognizable and heartbreaking, from the bestselling author of The Idea of You
When Cecelia Chen gets into a fender bender, she's shocked to find she recognizes the swan-necked beauty she's mildly injured. And it's this chance encounter with the glamorous Anouk Ferrand that will change Cecelia's life.
Sexy and emotionally involving, Intersection's core is a familiar and much-discussed challenge for many women: how to express creativity, how to be frankly sexual and emotionally vibrant in and out of a marriage, how to be a constant friend, a good mother. In Cecelia, Lee creates a conflicted character dealing with a complex set of circumstances: a photographer with a Jamaican background from the East Coast married to a Frenchman whose career has catapulted beyond hers.
Readers will immediately recognize the dynamics of Cecelia's complicated marriage and her worries about raising her bi-racial children in a place she's not sure she wants to be, a Westside Los Angeles that's a platform for privilege and power. What will keep readers feverishly turning the pages is what stuns Cecelia herself: the intensity of her explosive physical and emotional entanglement with Anouk.
Did what happened between them two decades ago begin something Cecelia won't be able to stop? ROBINNE LEE, the bestselling author of The Idea of You, is a graduate of Yale University and Columbia Law School. She has numerous acting credits in both television and film, most notably opposite Will Smith in both Hitch and Seven Pounds and as Ros Bailey in Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed. She lives in Paris with her husband and two children.
