A romance novella about saying it all.
Max Davies had come to Los Angeles from Christchurch for reasons, not by choice. She was making the best of it: working part-time in a tux shop for a bit of air, narrating audiobooks on occasion to keep her sense of herself as an actor alive, and doing her best for her mother. An outing to Cicada with her boss, his husband, and their friend seemed a well-deserved break in her routine.
Then, "Max Dartmoor. It's you, isn't it?" The person asking knew her alter ego, from the audiobooks, from her voice. The person asking was Anton Tsvirko, a project manager. The person asking was irresistible.
One transgressive encounter and several soul-baring emails later, Anton and Max met again. They agreed that this was significant. They agreed that it was unique. They agreed that a failure to pursue this connection would be an insult to whatever forces led them both to the upstairs bar on that night.
Words brought them together. Whether there was anything more to be said remained to be discovered.
Adult situations, themes, and language; 30,000 words and a happy ending.
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