Some meetings aren't accidents. Some people find you exactly when they shouldn't.
On a rain-soaked London evening, June Hunter isn't looking for anything — just a cab that never comes and a reason to get home dry. What she finds instead is Chris Martin: calm, steady, and far too easy to talk to. One ride. One conversation. One moment that lingers long after the rain stops.
She tells herself it's nothing. Just curiosity. Just coincidence.
But coincidences don't send good morning texts. They don't wait outside your office just to see your face. They don't make you feel, for the first time in a long time, like someone is really seeing you.
What begins as something innocent slowly becomes something neither of them can name — or walk away from. Late evenings blur into stolen hours. Careful conversations drift into dangerous honesty. And with every moment they share, the line between what feels right and what is right grows thinner.
But Chris isn't entirely free. And when the truth finally comes to light — not quietly, not gently — June is forced to confront what she's been a part of. The hurt she never meant to cause. The love she never meant to feel. The choice she can no longer avoid.
Something Like a Storm is a deeply emotional contemporary romance about two people who find each other at the wrong time, in the wrong way — and must decide if what they have is worth the cost of getting it right.
Because some storms don't destroy you. Some of them change you.
