
Standalone
Starving for You
Some hungers don’t fade. They just learn to wait.
Samira Stone doesn’t get to fall apart. Her mother is dying across town. Her father is stranded in Trinidad, working with lawyers against every deadline to get back to his wife before time runs out. Samira is the bridge between them—and bridges don’t get to break.
The last thing she has room for is Tae Jin Park.
Her first love. Gone fifteen years. Now living four doors down the hall. Time didn’t soften him. It sharpened him.
So she takes the stairs. She keeps moving. She doesn’t look at his door.
Then, on the worst night of her year, alone on the kitchen floor in her scrubs, she writes him a note. One line she can’t take back:
Will you feed the ache you left in me?
Tae Jin has been writing her letters in his head for fifteen years. Every city. Every version of himself.
He writes back.
Starving for You is a steamy second-chance romance novella about a woman who has given everything to everyone—and the man who wants whatever is left.
For readers who want their love stories to cost something.
