AURA FARMING

She made one mistake.

The room never forgot.

Blair Westin arrives at Marigold Point expecting an effortless season of connection-sunlit terraces, polished conversations, and a world that feels just within reach.

Instead, she misreads the room.

One small moment.

One public humiliation.

And suddenly, she isn't invisible anymore-

she's unforgettable for all the wrong reasons.

Most people would leave.

Blair stays.

She watches. She studies. She learns the rules no one explains-the quiet mechanics of social power, where influence is invisible, humiliation is precise, and desire is the one weakness no one can afford to reveal.

As Blair fights her way back into the room, she begins to understand something far more dangerous than exclusion:

Being chosen comes at a cost.

Because at Marigold Point, belonging isn't given.

It's negotiated.

Measured.

And quietly taken away the moment you forget how the room works.

But the deeper Blair goes, the more the lines blur-between control and exposure, power and performance, desire and self-betrayal.

And when she's finally seen clearly...

she has to decide:

Is staying worth becoming someone the room can keep?

Or is walking away the only way to keep herself?

AURA FARMING is a sharp, addictive novel of social power, humiliation, and desire-perfect for readers drawn to elite worlds, psychological tension, and the dangerous pull of being chosen.