The Edge of Space
Ben and Sasha have always been there. The friend who kept everyone else’s world running smoothly. The new girl who slotted into the group without ever quite believing she belonged in it. In The Edge of Space, the third and final book in The Not Yet Series, they step forward, and the ensemble readers have followed across two books gets seen through their eyes for the first time.
This is a book about the people who hold a friendship group together without ever asking for credit, and the ones who’ve learned that staying guarded is safer than being known. Ben’s easy charm is a performance he’s gotten very good at. Sasha’s deadpan distance is a wall she built for good reasons. Falling for each other means dropping both, and neither of them is very practised at that.
Alongside their story, old friends carry on living theirs, weddings, promotions, the ordinary chaos of a group of people who’ve built a life around each other, some of it familiar to returning readers, some of it entirely new. But at its centre, this is Ben and Sasha’s book: the story of two people who spent years being the steady ones for everyone else, finally asking whether someone might do the same for them.
Following The Space Between Us and Their Time And Space, The Edge of Space closes the series with its most reluctant love story, one that had been happening quietly in the background all along.