Interracial Romance (BMWW) · Sixpenny Row
Tell Me When to Breathe
For twenty years he has told other people when to breathe. Now she is telling him.
Lamin Macauley has a nine-month waiting list and has never once been off the machine — until the ligament in his working wrist tears mid-line and the verdict is six weeks with no needle. Leah Kemble, the sports physio he pays to fix it, is the first person in two decades to handle him the way he handles everyone in his chair.
He cannot sit still for it. He goes back to work too early, and his six weeks start again. And he has started reading her the way he reads skin — every held breath, every flush — and she has started letting him.
So she does the honest thing: she hands his notes to a colleague. The next time she puts her hands on him, it is because she wants to.
Then a promise to an old client calls him back to the chair before he is cleared. Leah has watched a man throw a recovery away once. She will not watch it twice.
Explicit, unhurried and entirely unashamed. HEA guaranteed.
Perfect for fans of Talia Hibbert and Rebekah Weatherspoon.
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Multicultural & InterracialContemporaryBlack & African American
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