contemporary romance
No Names, No Titles
Two accomplished strangers. One unexpected connection. A grown-up romance where knowing someone changes everything you assumed.
CJ is forty-five, fiercely independent and exceptionally successful. She has built exactly the life she wants and has no interest in being rescued, completed or persuaded that something is missing.
Chase is fifty-two, equally accomplished and comfortable in his own skin. He has a life of his own, an intelligence that can keep pace with hers and, crucially, none of the insecurity that might make another man want CJ to be smaller, softer or easier to handle.
When their lives cross, the attraction is immediate, but it is the conversation that makes walking away considerably more difficult. They challenge each other, make each other laugh and discover the rare pleasure of being with someone who is interested in the person rather than everything that surrounds them.
But neither of them knows quite as much about the other as they think.
No Names, No Titles is a contemporary romance about two complicated adults with established lives, private histories and very good reasons for keeping parts of themselves separate. It moves between intimacy and ambition, music and New York, private spaces and very public worlds, with a story that unfolds visually and several turns that change what both the characters and the reader thought they understood.
At its heart is a relationship between two people who don’t need saving. The question isn’t whether love will complete them, but what happens when someone unexpected becomes important enough to disrupt a life that was already complete.
Sharp, sexy, funny and cinematic, No Names, No Titles is a grown-up romance about chemistry, identity, independence and the difference between being seen and being truly known.