She writes for the women who were never meant to be understood, drawn to the dark corners of the human heart, Her writing explores desire, power, obsession, solitude and the beautiful contradictions of being a woman. Her words are soft when they need to be sharp when they must be, and unapologetically harness, she writes under the name Lilith —a symbol of independence, mystery and feminine power through poetry cruises and stories. She turns the things left on set into something beautiful for her writing is not simply a craft. It is a way of giving a voice to the shadow. 
10 years ago, Cassie fell for a boy who never quite said it back, not in words. Anyway she left that town that NAME! that heartbreak and became became someone new, Ivy sharp-tongued and unshakeable exactly the kind of woman who doesn’t get caught of guard then she walks into her new office and find him standing there older, sharper. Running the whole company. He doesn’t recognise her, not her face not the name, not the girl he almost kissed a decade ago and Ivy intends to keep it that way professional, distant, safe… but some things don’t stay buried, not old feelings, not old chemistry and not the secret she’s carrying that could burn everything down the memories he find out.
Star never meant to fall for him.
Not while she was still with Dax. But somehow, somewhere between the long work hours and trying to figure life out, he became one of her closest friends, it’s unfortunate he liked her—more than a friend should.
He tried to stay just friends anyways , even while Star was still with Dax. And the truth was, she knew she felt it too. She just kept telling herself that he didn’t matter, because friendship was safer than admitting the truth plus she was in love with Dax.
Until she didn’t have anyone left to be loyal to.
Wasn’t easy, but it took a while.
Now, Star is finally happy. Really happy. But happiness has a way of bringing back the people you thought you were done with.
And it turns out… Dax isn’t done with her either.