Eve's Apple

The story delves into Ruth Simon's complex relationship with food, stemming from her past struggles with anorexia. Despite appearing healed, she remains fixated on her obsession. Joseph Zimmerman, captivated by Ruth's turmoil, grapples with his own hidden truths as he seeks to understand her hunger and denial. This debut novel offers a poignant examination of the intertwining themes of appetite, love, and desire, revealing the depths of human emotion and connection.