The Glass In Between

Some distances can be crossed. Others exist between two people sitting right beside each other.Rhea has spent years trying to understand where she belongs: in her family, in her friendships, in the life she is building, and in the love she has chosen to believe in.She knows what it feels like to be judged before being known. She knows what it means to be made to feel like she is too much, too sensitive, too slow, or somehow never quite enough. So when she finds someone with whom she can be completely unguarded, she holds on.But love is rarely as simple as the story we tell ourselves about it.As Rhea's life unfolds between expectations and independence, intimacy and distance, ambition and exhaustion, she begins to encounter questions that are harder to answer than Does he love me?What does he see when he looks at me?What am I worth when I am no longer useful?And how much of yourself can you give before you can no longer tell where love ends and losing yourself begins?The Glass In-Between is an emotionally intimate contemporary novel about love, self-worth, ambition, friendship, family and belonging, told through the unfiltered inner world of a woman trying to understand the invisible boundaries between herself and the people she loves.For readers who want romance with emotional depth, complicated human relationships, female friendship, and the kind of story that leaves you questioning what you thought you understood about love.