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Plateau: Never Unseen, Never Extinguished, Infinite Unfolding
Plateau continues the deeply personal exploration of real-life intimacy between a husband and wife—a journey that began in Epiphany and now rests in the sacred stillness between peaks.
Drawn from decades of shared devotion, this lyrical, unflinching memoir traces what it means to to hold, to witness, to touch without rushing toward climax. In prose that blends somatic truth with quiet reverence, Plateau reveals the rituals, silences, and small surrenders that shape a long-term erotic bond.
This is not a manual. Not a guide. It is a map of presence—a record of what happens when two people stop reaching for the next high and learn to dwell in the heat that lingers, in the trust that builds, in the body that speaks where words fall away.
For readers of literary erotica, kink memoirs, and stories of enduring love transformed by vulnerability and consent, Plateau offers a rare look at eroticism as patience, as practice, as devotion.
A pause that is not an ending. A stillness that hums. A reminder that sometimes, the body’s deepest ache is not to climb, but to remain.
Drawn from decades of shared devotion, this lyrical, unflinching memoir traces what it means to to hold, to witness, to touch without rushing toward climax. In prose that blends somatic truth with quiet reverence, Plateau reveals the rituals, silences, and small surrenders that shape a long-term erotic bond.
This is not a manual. Not a guide. It is a map of presence—a record of what happens when two people stop reaching for the next high and learn to dwell in the heat that lingers, in the trust that builds, in the body that speaks where words fall away.
For readers of literary erotica, kink memoirs, and stories of enduring love transformed by vulnerability and consent, Plateau offers a rare look at eroticism as patience, as practice, as devotion.
A pause that is not an ending. A stillness that hums. A reminder that sometimes, the body’s deepest ache is not to climb, but to remain.
113 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 3, 2025
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