The Last Game.

Blurb

She called it a game. He was the only one who never believed her.

Leyla has spent her whole life becoming exactly who everyone expects her to be.

A talented interior designer. A dutiful daughter. A woman who never needs anyone.

Then Jin walks into her shop.

He is a quiet Japanese traveler with no permanent home, no interest in impressing her, and an infuriating habit of noticing everything she tries to hide.

Their attraction begins with a challenge.

One night. No promises. No feelings.

Just a game.

But the game refuses to end.

When a three-month project takes Leyla from Istanbul to the shores of Thessaloniki, she brings Jin along, entering a life where no one demands anything from her. Away from her family, her city, and the future already chosen for her, Leyla finally begins to understand what freedom feels like.

And what it would mean to lose the man who gave it to her.

Jin has never asked her to change.

Jin has never asked her to stay.

Now Leyla must decide whether love will make her disappear—

or finally allow her to become herself.

A passionate international contemporary romance about freedom, emotional intimacy, and a woman who discovers that the last game she ever wanted to play may be the first thing she cannot bear to lose.

A standalone contemporary romance with a guaranteed HEA.