Their Time And Space
Karen and Pete have always had the best seats in the house — ringside to their best friends’ slow-motion orbit around each other, the near-misses, the almost-confessions, the gravity neither of them would admit to. Pete’s the one who named it. Karen’s the one who kept score.
Four years of watching two people figure out how to be a we. What they haven’t spent much time on is themselves.
Pete has an idea of what their future looks like. Karen has another. Somewhere between his and hers is a life they haven’t quite built yet — and neither of them is sure how to close the distance.
Then something happens that neither of them saw coming, and the space between what they have and what they want stops being something they can afford to leave unspoken.
The second book in The Not Yet Trilogy widens the lens to the whole group, following Karen and Pete’s own pursuit of love and happiness and the perspective only they can offer on the story.