Angol
Dorrian Voss survives on precision-every thought controlled, every feeling contained, every moment measured to keep the world from slipping through his hands. Noelle Hart survives on motion-dance as discipline, rhythm as refuge, control as the only thing standing between her and the fractures she refuses to name. When a hit‑and‑run pulls Dorrian into Noelle's orbit, the connection between them forms in the quiet spaces neither of them meant to share, growing into a pull neither can rationalize away. As their lives begin to intertwine, Dorrian's relentless need for order collides with the instability Noelle carries in her bones, forcing both to confront the truths they've avoided: that survival is not the same as living, that control is not the same as safety, and that healing requires a kind of vulnerability neither has ever allowed. Burn, Then Breathe is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged contemporary romance about two people learning to let go of the structures that once protected them and discovering what it means to breathe again in a world that has taken more from them than it ever gave.
