Still My Girl
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Thirty-five years of marriage. Six children. One suddenly quiet house.
Nadine and Solomon Dumstrey have built a beautiful life together. They raised six children, built successful careers, survived busy mornings, aching knees, family chaos, and all the ordinary years that turn two young lovers into Mom and Dad. Now the last of their children have left for college.
And the house is quiet.
Very quiet.
For the first time in decades, nobody needs a ride. Nobody is raiding the refrigerator. Nobody is interrupting a conversation, borrowing something, calling from another room, or requiring them to be anything other than Nadine and Solomon.
And that changes things.
Because Solomon is still looking at his wife like she's the girl he fell in love with. Nadine is discovering that the handsome man beside her—with a little silver, a few aches, and thirty-five years of history—is still capable of making her heart race. Their marriage doesn't need saving.
They simply have time to enjoy it again.
Tender, funny, sensual, and deeply grown, Still My Girl is a celebration of long love, changing bodies, empty nests, enduring desire, and the delicious realization that after decades of building a family together, there can still be something waiting for two people when the house finally belongs to them again.
Because desire doesn't have an expiration date.
A Silver & Still Burning Novel