Publisher's Synopsis
Some stories are not meant to be read-they're meant to be felt. The Almost That Burns invites the reader into a world where desire speaks louder in silence, and what remains unsaid becomes the most powerful gesture. Through a narrative charged with sensual tension and emotional depth, the novel explores what it means to long, to ache, and to remember a touch that never happened. In Clara's world, intimacy is not only physical-it's ancestral, raw, and magnetic. With prose that pierces and soothes, this is a story for anyone who has ever burned for what almost was, and perhaps still could be.
This is a book about contemporary erotic romance, written with emotional nuance and sensory intensity. It is also a book about emotional trauma, a book about restrained desire, and a book about intense relationships that challenge identity and control. Readers will discover a book about family secrets and a book about powerful female protagonists who navigate passion and vulnerability. Time and memory merge in this book about past and present, while each chapter deepens the tension in this book about meaningful reunions, a book about difficult love, and ultimately, a book about second chances.
