So Close

In So Close, Sylvia Day explores the thin line between love and obsession through the life of widower Kane Black. Struggling to cope with the loss of his wife, Lily, Kane's world is turned upside down when he encounters a woman in Manhattan who looks remarkably like her. This chance meeting ignites a powerful obsession within him, leading him to invite her into his penthouse.

The Plot

As Kane becomes increasingly consumed by his fixation, he unwittingly draws three women into a perilous game of desire and deception. Each character is intricately woven into a narrative that challenges their identities and reveals the secrets they keep. The story deftly navigates themes of grief, longing, and the complexities of human relationships, raising profound questions about the nature of love and the dangers of manipulation.

Themes

• Obsession: The narrative delves into the psychological impact of fixation and the lengths one will go to reclaim a lost love.
• Identity: Characters grapple with their own identities and the facades they uphold in their pursuit of connection.
• Betrayal: Trust is a fragile concept as hidden motivations come to light, leading to unexpected twists.

“The boundaries between reality and illusion blur as passion turns dangerous.”

Fans of Sylvia Day’s previous works will appreciate her signature style, marked by emotional depth and intricate character development. So Close captivates readers with its blend of suspense and romance, echoing the intensity found in her bestselling series, such as Crossfire.