For twenty-five years, Zoe Morgan has lived thirty-seven floors above Manhattan—close enough to see the world, but never allowed to be part of it.

Her mother calls it protection.

Zoe is beginning to realize it was a prison.

Her impossibly long golden hair carries a secret: a rare, extraordinary gift capable of healing others. A gift her mother has carefully hidden, controlled—and quietly profited from for years.

Zoe has no friends. No freedom. No real life beyond the walls of their luxurious apartment.

Until Peter Bennett knocks on the wrong door.

He was never supposed to meet her.

She was never supposed to trust him.

And she definitely wasn't supposed to fall in love with him.

For the first time, Zoe begins to imagine a life that belongs entirely to her—coffee shops and crowded streets, terrible decisions, first kisses, friendship, freedom... and a future she chooses for herself.

But escaping the thirty-seventh floor is only the beginning.

Because there are people who know what Zoe can do.

People who have been searching for her.

And to them, she isn't a woman who deserves a life of her own.

She's a miracle worth possessing.

As Zoe is pulled into a dangerous web of family secrets, hidden experiments, betrayal, and obsession, she must decide how much she is willing to risk for freedom—and whether loving someone means saving them at any cost.

Everyone wanted her gift.
She just wanted a life.

Rapunzel on the Thirty-Seventh Floor is a romantic thriller with fantasy elements, blending suspense, humor, slow-burn romance, family secrets, and a modern Rapunzel-inspired story about a young woman discovering that the greatest power she possesses may not be hidden in her hair at all.