Weightless

Three years ago, Katie Wu disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. Just… gone. Now the pop singer’s back in Seoul with a tell-all memoir. Rapper Park Jae-sung thought he was over Katie Wu. He was wrong. When he runs into her at his label, all his fury, hurt, and unanswered questions come roaring back. Was he a monster? Where did she go? Why did she ghost him? Katie knows she owes Jae-sung answers. She owes everyone answers. But all she wants is to move on—reconnect with her DOYEN friends, pursue acting, and build a life that doesn’t revolve around music. Then there’s Park Dae-jung. He’s watched his bandmate Jae-sung fall for Katie and picked up the pieces after she left. When Dae-jung is cast opposite Katie in a movie, sparks fly between them. He’s wracked with guilt, and the line between acting and reality has never been thinner. As all three navigate shame and forgiveness, they must decide if love can survive what they’ve done to each other. A friends-to-lovers story about a woman discovering she’s not the poison she believed herself to be.- K-pop boy band dynamics (fictional group DOYEN) – Same band, different member (it’s messy) – Lost lover returns (but not for him) – Tell-all memoir (the world knew before he did) – Forgiveness (the hard kind) – Three POVs, all of them wrong – Non-linear storytelling (the past catches up) – Taiwanese American lead, Korean love interests – Open-door steam (emotionally complicated) – Found family (even more mess) PERFECT FOR READERS WHO LOVE:- K-pop stans who love drama- Emotionally constipated characters- Messy found family dynamics – Non-linear storytelling – Multiple POVs – Emotional depth with happy endings (both kinds) – Epilogues with marriage and kids NOT FOR READERS WHO: – Want traditional romance tropes- Need likable protagonists at all times- Prefer closed-door romance- Prefer linear timelines – Dislike heavy mental health content – Avoid pregnancy/children in epiloguesContent Warnings: Suicide attempt (interrupted), parental abuse, PTSD, depression. Book 2 in the Her Multiverse series: Same woman, same band, infinite soulmates. Standalone but better together. Read more