Kismet
About
On a dreamy island off the coast of Long Island, Vic and Sydney appear to have everything—beauty, success, and a love story that seems almost charmed. Their only problems are the small, ordinary disagreements every couple faces… or so they believe.
But paradise has cracks they can’t see.
Behind the warm smile of a trusted friend lies a secret agenda. Beneath the calm surface of island life, old grudges and hidden desires are quietly aligning. And as Vic and Sydney plan their future, others are planning something far darker. When the truth finally breaks through the illusion, the couple is forced to confront a chilling reality: their fate won’t be shaped by their dreams, but by the ruthless schemes of those who envy them most.
Kismet is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and the dangerous power of the people we think we know. Perfect for readers who crave atmospheric settings, slow-burning tension, and twists that linger long after the final page.
Praise for this book
Kismet pulls you in from the first page with its vivid sense of place and the emotional pulse running beneath every scene. The opening chapters introduce Sydney with such clarity that you feel the heat on her skin, the sand under her feet, and the tension of being approached by someone who feels just a little too strange. The writing is smooth and atmospheric, and the author captures the dreamy charm of Fire Island while weaving in an undercurrent of unease that makes you keep reading. Sydney and Vic’s relationship feels real, tender, and complicated in all the right ways, especially as their pasts and personalities begin to surface. The book balances romance, nostalgia, and subtle suspense without ever feeling forced. It’s a story about youth, desire, and the quiet moments that shape who we become, and it leaves you wanting to follow Sydney wherever she goes next.