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Grounded
She sees everything.
She was never meant to feel any of it.
Naomi Reid has built her career on observation.
As part of crew welfare, it’s her job to notice what others miss—the pauses, the patterns, the things people don’t say.
She keeps her distance.
She always has.
Until Leah Bennett.
Ground operations. Precise. Controlled. Impossible to read.
The kind of woman who doesn’t give anything away—and doesn’t need to.
Working together should be straightforward. Professional. Detached.
It isn’t.
Because something shifts.
A conversation lingers longer than it should.
A glance holds.
And proximity starts to feel… intentional.
Naomi is used to watching from the outside.
Understanding without being seen.
But with Leah, the lines blur.
And the more she notices…
the harder it becomes to step back.
This isn’t just observation anymore.
It’s involvement.
And seeing it clearly might be the most dangerous part.
A slow-burn, tension-filled sapphic romance
Quiet intensity and unspoken attractionEmotional tension built through observation and restraint“I see you better than anyone” connectionClose proximity and subtle escalationA shift from control to something far harder to containWhat readers are
“The tension is so subtle and so powerful—you feel every moment.”
“Naomi and Leah are magnetic in the quietest, most addictive way.”
“This is slow-burn done perfectly. Every look means something.”
“Soft, sharp, and completely consuming.”
Perfect for fans
The Brutal Truth by Lee WinterSomething to Talk About by Meryl WilsnerWho’d Have Thought by G BensonPart of a binge-worthy steamy sapphic romance series.
Interconnected characters. Rising tension. High-stakes relationships.
Start one, and you’ll want them all.
She was never meant to feel any of it.
Naomi Reid has built her career on observation.
As part of crew welfare, it’s her job to notice what others miss—the pauses, the patterns, the things people don’t say.
She keeps her distance.
She always has.
Until Leah Bennett.
Ground operations. Precise. Controlled. Impossible to read.
The kind of woman who doesn’t give anything away—and doesn’t need to.
Working together should be straightforward. Professional. Detached.
It isn’t.
Because something shifts.
A conversation lingers longer than it should.
A glance holds.
And proximity starts to feel… intentional.
Naomi is used to watching from the outside.
Understanding without being seen.
But with Leah, the lines blur.
And the more she notices…
the harder it becomes to step back.
This isn’t just observation anymore.
It’s involvement.
And seeing it clearly might be the most dangerous part.
A slow-burn, tension-filled sapphic romance
Quiet intensity and unspoken attractionEmotional tension built through observation and restraint“I see you better than anyone” connectionClose proximity and subtle escalationA shift from control to something far harder to containWhat readers are
“The tension is so subtle and so powerful—you feel every moment.”
“Naomi and Leah are magnetic in the quietest, most addictive way.”
“This is slow-burn done perfectly. Every look means something.”
“Soft, sharp, and completely consuming.”
Perfect for fans
The Brutal Truth by Lee WinterSomething to Talk About by Meryl WilsnerWho’d Have Thought by G BensonPart of a binge-worthy steamy sapphic romance series.
Interconnected characters. Rising tension. High-stakes relationships.
Start one, and you’ll want them all.
190 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2026
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