Sharing Jessica

Jessica and Brian’s marriage is drowning in unspoken guilt.Eight months without intimacy. A bedroom that feels more like a courtroom than a sanctuary. The math haunts them both: his thirty-four previous partners to her zero when they met. What should have been experience became a prison—him paralyzed by guilt over “corrupting” her innocence, her frustrated by being treated like a fragile museum piece.Their therapist’s suggestion is radical: a seven-day cruise designed for couples exploring the boundaries of their relationships. It’s either the answer to their problems or the end of everything they’ve built together.Now Jessica stands at a pool bar, kissing a stranger while her husband watches from across the deck. The wedding ring on her finger catches the light as she discovers a version of herself she never knew existed. But this is only day one of seven, and the deeper they venture into this new world, the more they’ll learn about desire, jealousy, and the complex mathematics of the heart.Some marriages are saved by communication. Others require courage.”Day one of seven.”