Edmund Jonah

Seven years of impossible love. Two worlds that should never have met.

Jonathan Isaacs is everything Miriam Kadish should avoid – and everything she can’t let go.

He wants her body but refuses to offer the one thing she truly needs: commitment. For him, a future with a woman like Miriam is unthinkable.

In the swinging sixties of London, Jonathan realises Miriam is everything he shouldn't want. She's from a lower social background – but every time he tries to walk away, he finds himself at her door, desperate for what only she can give him.

Miriam loves Jonathan the moment she sees him. His ambition, his charm – they intoxicate her. But Jonathan pushes her away.

Through his rejections, his other lovers, and his cruel dismissals, she never stops believing they belong together.

From the smoky jazz clubs of London to the sun-baked kibbutzim of Israel, their tumultuous romance spans seven years of separations, reunions, and a desire that defies social expectations and family opposition.

She sacrifices everything for him. He breaks both their hearts.

Will their love finally survive seven years of heartbreak, or will it be torn apart by the very forces they’ve fought so hard to defy?

A passionate historical romance set against the backdrop of swinging London – about social class, family expectations, and the transformative power of a love that refuses to be denied.