Two women. One unexpected connection. A love that refuses to be confined by distance.

Monroe Carpenter went to France to clear her head and forget about love—she never expected to find it on the plane home. Seated next to Chloé St. Martin—elegant, magnetic, and utterly unforgettable—Monroe experiences a spark that quickly grows into something deeper.

What begins as an easy, unassuming conversation turns into a date, a holiday romance, and before either of them realizes it, a quiet certainty that they both want more.

But with Monroe in England and Chloé in France, keeping their connection alive is no simple task. When a family crisis pulls Monroe home, miles stretch between them once more, testing their patience, commitment, and hearts. Can a love like theirs survive distance, complications, and the risk of heartbreak?

Steamy, heartfelt, and irresistibly romantic, Je T’Aime, Actually is a slow-burn sapphic romance perfect for fans of long-distance lesbian love stories, contemporary sapphic romance, second-chance love, and strong, unforgettable female characters.