Three Days of You

Savannah Moore Mini-Novel

A woman. A truth-writing pen. An impossible man. Only three days.

Solena was tired. Tired of being needed. Tired of carrying everyone else’s emergencies.

Tired of living in a life that worked on paper but left no room for her own breath, body, or wanting.

So she leaves Charlotte for New Orleans with a suitcase, a journal, and the fragile hope that a few days away might help her remember herself.

Then she finds a little shop on Chartres Street that should not have been there.

Inside, Madame Calise places a beautiful pen in Solena’s hand . A pen that does not write lies. At first, it only pulls the truth from places Solena has been avoiding. Then one night, lonely and aching for something she barely knows how to name, Solena writes a man into being.

Ari appears warm, beautiful, attentive, and impossible.

He cooks with her. Walks the city with her. Teases her. Holds her. Sees her in ways that feel both dangerous and healing. For three days, Solena lets herself be wanted without shrinking, touched without performing, and loved without apologizing for the softness of her hunger.

But Ari was born from ink, longing, and magic.

And three days do not last forever.

Three Days of You is a sensual magical-realism romance about a woman who writes desire back into her life — and discovers that the deepest magic may not be the man who appears, but the woman who finally lets herself feel again.

Perfect for readers who love grown-woman romance, Black women’s fiction, New Orleans magic, emotional intimacy, sacred desire, and stories about women coming back to themselves.