Sophia has spent twenty years being everything to everyone — the perfect mother, the devoted wife, the woman who reads Neruda to empty rooms and pretends she doesn’t miss being seen. When her daughter Riley brings her best friend home for spring break, Sophia expects the same boy she used to bandage and bake for. What walks through her door is something else entirely.
Caleb is twenty-two now. Broad-shouldered. Certain. And the way he looks at her across the dinner table makes her forget every reason she has to look away.
He shouldn’t want her. She absolutely cannot want him back.
But spring break is only seven days long, and some hungers don’t wait for permission.
Dirk Conrad writes unapologetic, high-heat erotic fiction that lingers in the slow burn of forbidden neighborly glances, the quiet ache of post-divorce rebirth, and the intoxicating rush of a younger man learning exactly how to please a woman who already...
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