You Were Almost Home (Love Cynics Anonymous)

Two years. Zero closure. One explosive reunion.

Riley Benson, DC, has done everything to move on: therapy, journaling, the long, lonely work of healing.
BG’s tried everything else—crystals, cord-cutting rituals, reiki, even late-night tarot spreads that always point back to Riley.

When a chance run-in at their friends’ engagement party shatters two years of distance, old feelings come roaring back. Riley’s determined not to fall apart again. BG swears she’s not still in love. Not in this lifetime, anyway.

But every glance cuts deep. Every room feels smaller. And the pull between them feels less like coincidence, more like fate refusing to let go.

Told in sharp, emotionally charged dual POV, You Were Almost Home is a slow-burn, second-chance sapphic romance about heartbreak, healing, and the kind of soul-deep love that doesn’t care how much time has passed when exes still want, still need, and still love each other, even when they swear they shouldn’t.