The Years I Didn't Age

He gave up on love two centuries ago. She's about to make him risk everything.

Sol hasn't aged a day since his first soulmate died. He doesn't say her name. He keeps her photograph face down on his desk. And he has spent 184 years perfecting the art of pushing people away.

Iris is a bond breaker-she legally severs soulmate connections for a living. She has seen every kind of love: forced bonds, broken bonds, bonds that should never have been made. She doesn't believe in fairy tales.

But when she walks into the Restricted Records section of the Great Library and meets the brooding archivist who won't tell her his name, something shifts. She calls him Sol. She starts to call him something else: mine.

There's only one problem. A serial killer named S. has been murdering bonded in couples for over a century. And every victim has one thing in common-they were all connected to Sol.

Now Iris is next.

The Years I Didn't Age is a slow-burn romance wrapped in a murder mystery. For readers who love immortal longing, reluctant soulmates, and the terror of being truly seen.