Him and Her

Stefano is fifty-eight, an anesthesiologist, twenty-seven years into a marriage that has never given him a real reason to doubt it. Then, one evening in March, an ordinary message on an ordinary platform changes everything.

Kath is twenty-five, lives in Los Angeles, and makes her living being wanted by strangers who pay for her attention. She knows exactly how to play the part - until she notices that with this man, somehow, she's stopped.

What begins as a simple transaction becomes, over five months of messages, time zones, and letters written at dawn and read at noon on the other side of the world, something neither of them can fully explain - or fully stop.

Him and Her is a novel about desire and loneliness, about the parts of ourselves we sell and the parts we can't help but give away for free, about what it costs - and what it's worth - to be truly seen, even when everything around you is built to be fake.

A story told in two voices, his and hers, about the strange, dangerous, unrepeatable intimacy that can grow between two people who were never supposed to matter to each other at all.