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My Therapist’s Daughter

She’s younger, off-limits, and completely irresistible

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My Therapist’s Daughter

By: Jamie Quinn
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A slow-burn, age-gap lesbian romance filled with wit, longing, and impossible choices

I didn’t plan to fall for anyone.

Least of all the twenty-one-year-old girl in my therapist’s waiting room.

I’m Harper Lane—thirty-six, commitment-phobic, and two years deep into therapy I’m not entirely sure is working. I’m doing everything right: showing up, taking my meds, pretending to unpack all the things I’ve spent a lifetime avoiding.
But then she walks in. Tess.

Sharp-witted. Effortless. Beautiful in a way that doesn’t feel fair. She says her name like a dare, sits too close, and makes my skin burn with the kind of awareness I haven’t felt in years.

We talk. We flirt. We kiss.
And then I find out who she is.
Dr. Marianne Cavanaugh’s daughter. My therapist’s daughter.

Now I’m stuck between the woman I’ve spent years trying to trust and the woman I’m suddenly terrified of needing.
Tess sees parts of me I’ve kept locked up for a reason. She pushes me to stop hiding. To want more. To love out loud. But with everything between us—age, secrets, the one person who should never find out—is there a version of this where we don’t burn it all down?

I thought therapy would save me.

But Tess?

She’s the one who made me feel alive.
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