What We Didn't Say in September

Some people come into our lives too soon.
And some feelings appear when we are least prepared to feel them.

Sara is twenty-five, has a young daughter, and has learned how to hold her life together on her own. Alejandro is thirty-three, divorced, and very good at keeping everyone at exactly the right distance.

They meet at university, but as long as he is still her professor, there is a line neither of them is willing to cross.

The problem begins when that line disappears.

What seemed like a contained attraction becomes something much harder to control: meetings, silences, fear, desire, and two completely different ways of protecting themselves from love.

Sara needs to know that someone will stay.
Alejandro needs to feel that he can still leave.

And as a series of fires begins to spread across Granada, everything they have tried to keep under control starts burning too.

Can a relationship work between two people who want each other, but have learned to protect themselves from the very thing they need most?

What We Didn't Say in September is an adult romance about attachment, desire, emotional wounds, and the difficult process of learning how to love without losing yourself.

Because sometimes love does not begin when we find someone.

It begins when we stop abandoning ourselves just to make someone stay.