Transformation

Sybrina Hart has spent eighteen years inside a marriage that fits like the suit she puts on every morning — perfectly, professionally, and not quite to her. She is the kind of VP who never walks into a room unprepared. She is also a woman who has forgotten what wanting feels like.

Shaun Williams reads people for a living. He has spent years calibrating exactly how much space a Black man is allowed to take up in white corporate rooms. For four years, he has been reading midnight memos from a Sterling VP — memos that cut cleaner than anything else in his inbox. Then she walks into a conference room with him in it.

When the meeting they've been working toward finally happens, what they see in each other isn't attraction. It's the mask. What they choose to do with that recognition is the rest of the book.

A contemporary romance about transformation as the slow, terrifying work of telling the truth about what you want.