LOVE BEHIND GLASS

Cass Vale built her reputation on control.

In Washington, D.C., control is currency, silence is strategy, and every public virtue has a private cost. As the founder of an elite crisis communications firm, Cass knows how to save powerful institutions from their own beautifully worded lies. Then The Whitmore Foundation hires her to rescue a national LGBTQ+ campaign accused of turning real queer pain into donor-friendly inspiration.

Enter Elena Marquez: brilliant, fearless, impossible to manage, and far too good at seeing exactly what Cass would rather keep hidden.

Elena refuses to let the foundation polish harm into hope. Cass refuses to let truth walk into a room unarmed. Their clash is immediate. Their respect is dangerous. Their attraction is worse.

Forced into late-night strategy sessions, hostile boardrooms, community meetings, hotel corridors, and the glass-walled rooms where Washington turns morality into messaging, Cass and Elena must decide how much truth the powerful can survive-and how much desire two women can bury before it becomes its own kind of lie.

But Cass is Elena's supervisor on the account. The client is watching. The press is circling. And one wrong move could turn their connection into the weapon that destroys them both.

Sharp, emotional, and intensely romantic, Love Behind Glass is a sapphic forbidden workplace romance about power, consent, public truth, private longing, and two women learning that love is not the absence of risk-it is responsibility in the face of it.