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Unfinished Work: A Contemporary Romance
She didn’t ask for her life to be dismantled.
She only had the courage to rebuild it.
When Lily Chen’s career and home unravel within the same week, she accepts a commission that uproots her from New York and places her inside a meticulously controlled world in Dublin—one designed to make success inevitable and independence optional.
Every detail of her new life has been decided.
The house. The studio. The schedule. The expectations.
And the man behind it all.
Ethan Morgan is brilliant, disciplined, and impossible to read. He offers opportunity without charity, structure without warmth—and a professional arrangement that quietly tightens around Lily’s life the longer she stays inside it.
As the work deepens and the walls close in, Lily must confront the most dangerous question of
Is safety the same as freedom?
Unfinished Work is a slow-burn contemporary romance about autonomy, ambition, and the courage it takes to choose yourself—especially when walking away would cost you everything you’ve worked for.
Perfect for readers who love emotionally intelligent romance, strong heroines, and stories where love is earned—not rushed.
She only had the courage to rebuild it.
When Lily Chen’s career and home unravel within the same week, she accepts a commission that uproots her from New York and places her inside a meticulously controlled world in Dublin—one designed to make success inevitable and independence optional.
Every detail of her new life has been decided.
The house. The studio. The schedule. The expectations.
And the man behind it all.
Ethan Morgan is brilliant, disciplined, and impossible to read. He offers opportunity without charity, structure without warmth—and a professional arrangement that quietly tightens around Lily’s life the longer she stays inside it.
As the work deepens and the walls close in, Lily must confront the most dangerous question of
Is safety the same as freedom?
Unfinished Work is a slow-burn contemporary romance about autonomy, ambition, and the courage it takes to choose yourself—especially when walking away would cost you everything you’ve worked for.
Perfect for readers who love emotionally intelligent romance, strong heroines, and stories where love is earned—not rushed.
223 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 20, 2025
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December 24, 2025
The story has a good hook as Lily’s and Ethan’s POVs add emotional depth to their relationship. However, on page 134, the narrative perspective shifts to an omniscient POV without any apparent justification, even though continuing with Lily and Ethan’s viewpoints could have worked well until the end of the novel. From page 134 onward, the narrative feels rushed and in need of further editing. The plot is circular and focuses only on Lily’s artwork and Ethan’s monitoring of her progress. I believe that further editing would help this novel reach four or even five stars.
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