Chasing Rabbits: A Story of Desire and Deception

**What if the person who saves you... is the one you can't save?** Mark Sullivan is drowning. Not literally-though some days, sitting in his open-plan office under fluorescent lights, it feels close enough. He's a good employee. A helpful colleague. The guy >He's also completely numb. Then the pandemic hits, and everyone scatters to home offices. Mark settles into his isolation, resigned to video calls and microwaved dinners. Until his phone >It's Alice. The intriguing new colleague he's barely spoken to. She's stuck on a >That one call changes everything. **Their late-night conversations become daily rituals.** Her laugh becomes his favorite sound. Her texts, his reason to smile. When they finally meet in person >Alice is brilliant, mysterious, and utterly captivating. She has a white rabbit tattoo and refuses to talk about her past. She elongates his name when she's >**Their secret relationship becomes an addiction neither can quit.** Stolen moments in conference rooms. Whispered confessions during lunch breaks. Weekend escapes where they pretend the real world doesn't exist. Mark falls- >But Alice is hiding something. A life she hasn't left behind. A truth she can't >And when reality crashes through their carefully constructed fantasy, Mark >**The Treasure Beyond the Mirror is a devastating contemporary romance about: ** - The electric intensity of forbidden workplace love - Finding connection in isolation - Loving someone who can't love you back - The transformation that comes from heartbreak - Learning to see yourself clearly-even when the reflection hurts **This steamy, emotionally raw story** explores attachment, desire, and the >For readers who loved the emotional complexity of *It Ends With Us*, the workplace tension of *The Hating Game*, and the bittersweet honesty of *Normal People*-this >**Content note: ** Explicit intimate scenes, adult language, infidelity themes, emotionally complex situations. This is not a traditional HEA romance-it's a story >**"A mirror doesn't lie. Sometimes the treasure you find is yourself."** --- **SCROLL UP AND CLICK BUY NOW** to discover why readers are calling this "the most honest romance I've ever read."

Pages: 201, Paperback, Independently published