Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover: Secrets and Sunset
Some connections don't ask permission. They simply arrive - and change everything.
Jasmine and Devin are both married. Both carrying the quiet weight of relationships tested by life. Both boarding the same ship for their 25th high school reunion - not looking for anything, just hoping for a moment to breathe.
They were classmates once. Familiar enough to remember each other, distant enough that twenty-five years have filled in the gaps. But when the sail-away party crowns them King and Queen of the Class of 2000, what begins as a lighthearted reunion moment becomes something neither of them planned for.
The friends they brought along for the ride? They see exactly what's happening - and they're doing their best to keep everybody sane, grounded, and from completely going off the rails. Laughter helps. Mostly.
What happens between them looks simple from the outside - two people who probably shouldn't be feeling what they're feeling. The kind of connection that makes you question everything you thought was settled. The kind responsible adults are supposed to walk away from.
Except nothing about their situation is as simple as it appears.
The deeper you go, the more the story shifts. The guilt isn't what you think it is. The secrets aren't what you think they are. And the two people you've already formed an opinion about?
You don't know them yet. Not really.
Emotionally layered, intensely sensual, and built on truths that surface only when you're least prepared for them, Sunsets and Secrets pulls readers into a story where assumptions unravel and every revelation reframes everything you thought you understood.
Because the story you think you're reading... isn't the one you're actually in.
Sunsets and Secrets begins the journey as Book One of the Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover series, where every new chapter reveals that love - like people - is rarely what it first appears to be.