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Some women are born into love. Others have to learn it the hard way. Twenty year old Rayna Middleton is a psychology student and dancer trying to survive what words can't hold. When Mrs. Khan, the woman who reared her dies, Rayna finds herself unmoored, caught between grief and the desperate need to feel anything other than loss. She marries Solomon, a man she barely knows, because he offers sanctuary when everything else feels like drowning. She finds herself drawn to Jonas, her advisor, whose attention makes her feel seen in ways that both terrify and thrill her. She self-destructs with Ross because sometimes the only way to feel something is to feel everything wrong. But someone else has been watching. Someone who's been there since she was eight years old, dancing in a church basement. Someone who believes Rayna was always meant to be his. When the Body Speaks of Love and Loss is a dark psychological exploration of desire, trauma, identity, and what happens when the body remembers what the mind has forgotten. Book One of the series, Borrowed Brown Skin. For readers who want fiction that doesn't look away. Content warning: This novel contains depictions of sexual assault (including assault while unconscious), stalking, infidelity, and psychological manipulation. Reader discretion advised.

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