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Miguel Balfour has been writing poetry since high school. What started out as two poems in the 12th Grade led to two volumes of hand-written song lyrics in two hardcover exercise notebooks. The initial thought was to possibly be a songwriter as one of my future endeavors. But alas! There was College, then Medical School, then Residency, then “real world” work, and as such the writing, which had continued over the years, never materialized to becoming actual songs. I had put the books away and only recently found the two volumes.

Jessie Thomson and Riley Jean meet at university during their first year. Despite their different backgrounds—Jessie is shy with some experience, while Riley is older but less experienced—they feel an immediate connection. A sudden hailstorm traps them overnight in the library, forcing them to confront their feelings. As they seek shelter among the stacks, their curiosity and attraction grow. The isolation and intensity of the storm compel them to explore their relationship, leading to a night of discovery and intimacy.

Eden Whitmore was the perfect wife. Polished. Composed. Silent. From the outside, her life beside one of the most powerful men in the country looked untouchable—private planes, donor galas, admiration that followed them into every room. Behind closed doors, it was something else entirely. Control disguised as devotion. Violence hidden beneath tailored suits and carefully curated smiles. A marriage that functioned as a cage.

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