Even Butterflies Die

Thirty-year-old Era Hopes was thrust into a lifestyle she had no idea existed after she said the words I do. Her life now is all about glamour, keeping up with the Joneses, and knowing at all times when to stay quiet and submit. The only thing that keeps her focus, besides the allotted time she’s awarded away from her chaotic life, is the pottery store she owns. That’s until a mystery fellow joins her class with the skill and passion of an omega man, but the heart of an alpha.
Thirty-six-year-old Muse Boxers had always lived a low key lifestyle. He’s seen before heard and an undying gentleman. His job as a travelling bartender adds more than enough excitement for ten people. The routine was the same every day, until he’s forced to take full responsibility for his son with a disorder. One recommendation, and in walks a brown-skinned beauty equipped with the skills to help his son and Muse’s healing heart, with the swirl of her pottery mix.
Both Era and Muse find shelter and love when their hands embrace in the pottery mix, as they hide out from the real world. Sadly, Era’s disappearing acts takes a toll on him, and before Muse knows it, he’s thrust into the dark and secretive lifestyle of hers. Will Muse’s view of Era change? Can he accept only part of her? The baggage that Era carries is a balanced breakfast of trouble and peril, while their love is on a steady down slope of doom. Will they crash and survive, or will their collision be all that she wrote?