Prague, mid 1990s.
The city is melting under July heat, the trams rattle through sunburned streets, and Marta already knows exactly what kind of night she wants.
Sharp-tongued, reckless, and impossible to ignore, she drags architecture student Tomaš through a feverish evening of terrace drinks, filthy stories, stolen kisses, pharmacy runs, and dark cinema aisles where desire becomes its own kind of performance.
What begins as flirtation quickly turns into something more dangerous: a game of control, temptation, and public risk. Marta loves pushing boundaries. Tomaš loves her for it even when he can barely survive it.
Set against a backdrop of smoky cafes, cheap Walkmans, French films, neon-lit streets, and crumbling post-socialist summer heat, The Back Row is a sexually charged erotic romance about obsession, anticipation, and the intoxicating thrill of being watched.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- explicit erotic tension
- dominant, teasing heroines
- public teasing & exhibitionist energy
- 90s European atmosphere
- cinematic sensuality
- emotionally charged hookups
- literary-style erotic romance
