Reflections Unseen: How Long Can You Hide from Yourself?

"What do you see when the glass is finally clear?"

For Jake Harrington, cleaning windows on King Street—a neighborhood of perfection and privilege—is more than a job. It’s a stage. With every swipe of a squeegee, Jake carves out a place where he’s admired, desired, and more than just another worker passing through. For the lonely women behind the glass, he becomes exactly what they need: a confidant, a distraction, a brief escape. But when the tangled web of his deceptions begins to unravel, Jake is forced to face the fractures he’s left behind—and within himself.

Through betrayals that cut to the core of trust and relationships that blur desire with loneliness, Jake’s carefully compartmentalized life begins to collapse. As his secrets are exposed, he must reckon with more than the women whose lives he disrupted—he must confront the man in the reflection no one else sees.

On this poignant journey of heartbreak and redemption, Reflections Unseen explores the limits of intimacy, the weight of guilt, and the difficult path to self-awareness. In the tradition of stories that reveal the flaws beneath perfect facades, this novel is a raw and compelling look at the messy beauty of human connection—and the price of losing it.

Thought-provoking and emotionally charged, this is a must-read for lovers of complex characters and redemption arcs.