Home at Last

Max Winkelaar has lost everything. Luna, the woman who saw through all his patterns. Diego, his best friend who couldn't watch him self-destruct anymore. His job, his community, his carefully constructed life in Rotterdam.

At rock bottom, Max finally sees the pattern he's been repeating since childhood: keeping one foot out the door, protecting himself from full vulnerability, sabotaging relationships before they can hurt him. Earning love didn't work. Taking love didn't work. There's only one option left: becoming whole enough to receive it.

Home at Last is the final book in The Max Trilogy, a story about what happens when you stop running from yourself and start building toward something real. It takes eight years, two continents and everything he had, to learn that the whole difference is a man who opens the door instead of letting it close.

Rotterdam rebuilt itself from the rubble. So can Max.