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A chance encounter in a Greenwich Village lesbian bar changes everything for one woman playing it safe. When mysterious artist Cassandra offers dinner at the Plaza and a trip to Mexico, it seems too good to be true-because it probably is. But sometimes the most extraordinary moments come from saying yes when every instinct screams no. Over one unforgettable night, an ordinary insurance worker discovers that bravery isn't about having no fear. It's about wanting something badly enough to reach for it anyway. Set in the vibrant underground bar scene of 1980s New York City, this intimate novella explores class, desire, and the dangerous thrill of letting someone see who you really are. No explicit content. All heat, no sex. Perfect for readers who love slow-burn tension, character-driven romance, and stories about women who dare to want more than ordinary

PRODUCT PAGE SUMMARYSix months in Paris should feel like a dream. A beautiful apartment overlooking the Seine. A brilliant, sophisticated girlfriend who's shown her the world. Gallery openings, expensive wine, a life beyond anything she'd imagined.But she's disappearing.What do you do? It's a simple question. One she can't answer anymore.When her best friend Diane visits from New York-still bartending, still struggling, still herself-the contrast is brutal. Diane has a job. A purpose. An identity beyond being someone's girlfriend.So she takes a job at Shakespeare and Company. Minimum wage, shelving books, helping customers find exactly what they need. It's small. It's ordinary. It's hers.The problem? Cassandra doesn't know about it.The lies start simple. Career coach. Literacy volunteer. Small deceptions that feel like breathing after being underwater too long. But secrets grow roots. And when Cassandra discovers the truth, everything unravels.Because loving someone means being honest with them. Even when honesty means admitting you're not who they thought you were. Even when it means choosing yourself over the life they gave you.Sometimes the price of admission is everything. And sometimes the only way to stay is to find a way to keep yourself.Book 4 in the captivating lesbian romance series following Cassandra and her unnamed narrator as they navigate love, identity, and what it means to be equals.

When everything crashes, love is all that's left to lose.Three a.m. in Paris. One phone call. Viktor Moreau-Cassandra's biggest collector, her champion, her path to international success-has been arrested for fraud. And everything he touched turns to ashes.The gallery? Gone. The Tokyo installation? Canceled. The reputation Cassandra spent years building? Toxic by association. Overnight, she goes from celebrated artist to untouchable. From penthouse in Paris to sublet in Queens. From having everything to having nothing.Including herself.She can't get out of bed. Can't create. Can't be Cassandra Dubois the brilliant artist anymore. She's just Cassandra. Lost. Broken. Drowning.So the narrator does what she always does: she saves her. Gets a job at a Brooklyn bookstore. Pays the rent. Makes pasta. Watches the woman she loves disappear into depression.Then Soren Lindqvist walks into the bookstore. Tall. Successful. Scandinavian elegance and endless resources. He's opening a gallery in Chelsea. He wants to represent Cassandra. Wants to give her everything back-the career, the status, the world where she belongs.And it works. Cassandra comes alive again. Spends twelve-hour days at his studio. Laughs at his dinner parties. Glows under his attention. Becomes herself again.Except it's not the narrator making her whole. It's him.She watches. Watches Cassandra slip back into a world of money and art and people who matter. Watches her choose the studio over home. Watches Soren offer her everything-including himself.Because he doesn't just want to represent her art. He wants her.And when Cassandra stands in their cheap Queens apartment at midnight saying she doesn't know if love is enough, the narrator has to face the truth: She saved Cassandra by giving her to someone who could give her what she couldn't.Now she has to decide if love means letting go. Or if it means fighting for someone to choose you when the world is offering them everything else.Some falls are too far to catch. But some falls teach you what's worth holding onto when everything else disappears.Book 5 in the captivating lesbian romance series about Cassandra and her narrator as they discover that real love isn't about what you can provide-it's about who you are when you have nothing left to give.