L. Beaumont knows exactly what she wants: structure, direction, and a man whose dominance feels like safety rather than control. After years of carrying the emotional weight of her marriage and her life, she steps into First Sight ready to surrender the one thing she has never offered anyone - her trust.

Ann sees the truth in her immediately. Margie sees the hunger beneath it. And Gabriel, the Dom Ann handpicks for her, sees everything she tries to hide.

What begins as a simple arrangement becomes a collision of restraint and desire. In Gabriel's loft, L learns how it feels to stop bracing, to be held steady instead of held down, and to let go in ways she never believed she was allowed to. With every command, every soft-edged touch, every moment of stillness that turns into fire, she finds herself becoming the woman she almost stopped believing existed.

But surrender always comes with consequences. L must decide whether honesty can survive desire... and whether a marriage built on habit can accept the woman she is finally becoming.

At First Sight is where truths get named, desires get matched, and every story finds its way to the surface.