Two people cross countries, languages, screens, and months of intimacy before finally meeting in person.

By the time they arrive in Moscow and continue on to Tbilisi, almost nothing between them is unfamiliar—except their bodies.

Exodus is a short erotic romantic novel about distance, desire, identity, performance, and the strange vulnerability of finally touching someone you already know deeply. As emotional intimacy becomes physical, they must learn the difference between access and possession, fantasy and recognition, staying and choosing.

Sensual, intimate, funny, and emotionally grounded, Exodus explores what happens when the body becomes the last stranger left to meet.