Loud

Daniel is a thirty-six-year-old ER nurse who hasn't taken a vacation in over a year, hasn't been touched in six months, and eats dinner standing over a sink at three in the morning. So he does the only logical thing: he books a seven-day 80s rock cruise to the Caribbean.

Nikki is sixty-four. Divorced. Loud - the word is tattooed on her shoulder. She spent twenty-two years married to a man who told her she was too much. She's spent the last three years taking all of it back.

She sits down at his dinner table the first night and changes everything.

Seven days. Five stages. Forty bands. A best friend named Patti who hasn't been touched in three years and is about to find out her body still works. A ship full of people who came to remember what it feels like to be alive. And two people who have to decide whether what happens inside the parenthesis stays there - or becomes the first sentence of something real.

Loud is a story about armor - who we become to survive, and what happens when someone asks us to take it off.

This is Book Three in the Older Woman and Younger Me series. Each book can be read independently. This book contains explicit sexual content, an age-gap romance, and a woman who will never apologize for the volume.