Out of Frame

Eleanor Sinclair has spent her entire life looking exactly the way she's supposed to.

Born into a family where reputation matters more than happiness, Ellie knows how to play her part. She wears the right clothes, attends the right parties, and built a career planning extravagant events for people with enough money to make impossible demands sound reasonable. Her life is polished, predictable, and suffocating.

Then Harry Styles walks into one of her events looking like he hasn't seen an iron in years, carrying a beat-up bag over his shoulder.

Ellie promptly throws him out.

There's only one problem.

Harry isn't supposed to be thrown out.

He's the obscenely successful photographer the client hired for the night-and one of the best in the country.

But when one event turns into another, Ellie keeps finding herself on the other side of Harry's camera. He's irritating, impossible to impress, and entirely uninterested in the carefully constructed world she's spent her life trying to fit into.

More dangerously, he seems to notice everything she works so hard to hide.

And for the first time in Ellie's life, someone isn't interested in the version of her everyone else expects to see.

He wants the one underneath.

A story about love, freedom, and what happens when you finally step outside the frame.