A marriage-in-crisis contemporary romance

Storm House — Marriage-in-Crisis Contemporary Romance by Audra Fenwick

They came to Storm House to save their marriage.Clara came prepared to end it.

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An Atmospheric Second-Chance Romance

Storm House

  • Marriage in Crisis
  • Second Chance Marriage
  • Forced Proximity
  • Dual POV
  • Open Door
  • Pacific Northwest

Clara Hayes has spent three years waiting for her husband to come back to her. Adrian Thorne has spent those same years disappearing into work.

When Adrian is forced to step away from his architecture firm, he brings Clara to Storm House—the isolated coastal home he inherited from his father. He believes a week away might save their marriage.

He doesn’t know Clara packed unsigned separation papers.

With the city gone and nowhere left to hide, the desire they’ve carefully contained begins breaking through again. But every touch makes leaving harder, and every silence makes staying impossible.

Storm House is an emotionally intense, open-door romance about two people who never stopped loving each other—and whether they can finally say what they should have said years ago.

Audra Fenwick

The author

About Audra

Audra Fenwick writes atmospheric contemporary romance about desire, distance, and the honesty it takes to find your way back to someone.

Her stories pair emotionally complicated adults with intimate settings, restrained tension, and open-door heat—relationships under pressure, where attraction is rarely the problem and silence usually is.

Storm House is her debut romance novella.

Storm House displayed on a tablet in a warm cabin overlooking the storm-dark coast

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