Mirrorball

Emery Weasley has always moved through the world with intention.
Born into privilege, she chooses kindness instead-spending her time lifting those who need it most. Onstage, she is breathtaking, a dancer whose grace feels effortless; offstage, she is sharp, thoughtful, and quietly magnetic.

Rhett Jackson arrives in Austin like a storm he never asked to be.
Dragged from Boston by his father's ambitions and a marriage he despises, Rhett keeps his distance from everyone. Tall, broody, and dangerously self-contained, he has learned that caring only leads to disappointment. Until Emery Weasley notices him-and worse, until he notices her back.

Their first meeting is anything but gentle. Words are sharp. Tension is instant. Emery decides she wants nothing to do with the grumpy boy with too many walls and an unreadable stare. Rhett knows he should stay far away from the girl who feels too good, too bright, too untouchable.

But avoidance turns into glances. Glances into late nights. And late nights into something neither of them is ready to name.

Drawn together by quiet moments, unspoken understanding, and a pull that refuses to loosen, Emery and Rhett must decide whether wanting something is enough to risk everything-especially when the very things that make them who they are threaten to tear them apart.

Because Emery shines-onstage and off-
and Rhett, no matter how hard he tries, can only watch in awe.

She's a mirrorball