Books like Words of Silk by Sandra Brown
Laney McLeod’s routine life is disrupted when a power outage stalls her in a Manhattan elevator. There she meets Deke Sargent, a fellow traveler who aids her in overcoming claustrophobia. Their shared vulnerability sparks an intense connection, leading to a passionate night together. Conflicted by the intimacy she has long avoided, Laney leaves the next morning. Months later, Deke reappears, claiming a profound discovery that deepens their bond and challenges Laney’s fears. As she navigates new responsibilities and the allure of a wealthy playboy, Laney must decide whether to let her apprehensions hold her back or embrace the love that threatens to change her life forever.
First publish date: 1984
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Sandra Brown
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