The man who didn't know her

A Novel

von Sebastian Varel

216 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Before seven, Central Park belongs to the people using it. Cara Volkova is running intervals before the US Open swallows the city when she runs into a tall man in a cap. He steadies her, compliments her smile, and walks on. He does not recognize the seventh seed.She asks for his number anyway.Diego Solano is forty-two, a Dominican agricultural exporter who built his business from his father's land, and a widower who has spent five years keeping his life orderly enough to survive. He does not follow tennis.He stays for the whole match anyway.What begins with one ticket to Arthur Ashe becomes a private relationship with public consequences: hotel corridors, a London estate no one from the tour has seen, a daughter who is not ready to watch her father fall in love, and a sport that treats a woman's personal life as a line item in a sponsor contract.When the season turns and neither says what needs to be said, Cara and Diego must decide whether love is another demand on her career-or something neither of them is willing to surrender.This novel is for readers who want: - A serious age-gap love story treated as a social fact, not a novelty- Tennis written from inside the work-geometry, patience, and the cost of winning- Grief, family resistance, and the difference between protecting someone and deciding for them- A romance that earns its ending on the same path where it beganThe Man Who Didn't Know Her is a contemporary romance about two people who know how to manage work, distance, and risk, but not what they feel for each other.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798184509389
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 21.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published