Rhya Collman is a dreamer. In fact, she has lived vicariously through her dreams for the last 20 years in an effort to escape the realities of daily life with her husband, Luke. After experiencing a surprising, love-at-first-sight encounter with her son’s art instructor, Memphis, her fantasies come alive. He unknowingly sets her soul on fire, igniting desires that she didn’t know existed, but her longing is disrupted when he abruptly disappears from the art school. One year later, after a period of self-growth and reflection that results in divorcing her husband, Rhya reconnects with the man who has unknowingly invaded the very depths of her. Her connection with Memphis is intense; they share long, steamy nights that take intimacy to new levels while she learns to embrace her own personal desires. Rhya embodies a love for Memphis that most can only imagine, and their love story moves forward on a trajectory she controls. She proves there are different ways to find the strength to follow one’s own path in life and that second chances are not only possible but can be magical. The story concludes with a revelation that unravels the truth, revealing how Rhya learned to love herself. From exploring deep emotions to pushing the boundaries in the bedroom, Love, Memphis chronicles how a woman can find happiness in many roles: romantic partner, devoted mother, career-minded employee, and fun, playful friend. This is an unforgettable debut showcasing the complexities that accompany the simplicity of love.