**She has loved her best friend for seven years.
He has spent those seven years falling in love with other women.**
Rex is Maeve's closest friend-the person she calls when life falls apart, the one who remembers the smallest things about her, and the one person she has never been able to let go of.
But he has never known the truth.
So Maeve stays silent.
She listens when he tells her about the women he loves. She steps aside when someone else has his heart. And she convinces herself that having Rex as a friend is better than risking losing him completely.
For seven years, they survive other relationships, almost-moments, arguments, distance, missed timing, and all the things Maeve refuses to say.
Until she finally chooses herself.
When an opportunity in Melbourne offers Maeve the chance to build a future that doesn't revolve around Rex, she takes it.
And suddenly, the possibility of losing her forces Rex to confront something he has never had to name.
Because Maeve is no longer willing to wait.
And Rex may be running out of time to understand why a future without his best friend feels so impossible.
Seven Years, Still Unsaid is an emotional slow-burn, friends-to-lovers contemporary romance about unrequited love, missed timing, choosing yourself, and discovering that sometimes the person who has always felt like home can become something more.