Margot Davies Loves Too Much

What happens when the woman who gives everything finally learns to choose herself?

Margot Davies has spent her entire adult life perfecting the art of loving too much. For three years, she has been the perfect girlfriend to Oliver Hastings, a man who treats her love like an inconvenience. But on the morning she discovers him in bed with her best friend, thirteen days before their wedding, something inside Margot finally breaks open.

Walking away feels like freefall. Back in her cramped apartment above a bakery in Portland's Pearl District, Margot faces a terrifying question: who is she when she is not trying to earn someone's love?

When her elderly neighbor Mrs. Chen suffers a fall, Margot meets Daniel Chen, a cynical photographer who challenges everything she thinks she knows about relationships. Their chemistry is undeniable. But when Oliver reappears full of apologies, Margot must choose between the safe familiar pain, the thrilling uncertainty of something new, or the most terrifying option of all, being alone and learning to fill her own empty spaces.

A powerful, steamy romance about breaking patterns, choosing yourself, and discovering that being enough starts from within.