Don't kill me, I'm in love

Karl and Ada love each other. Karl, however, is married to Maya, with whom he has a little daughter, Lilly. Ada thinks she has her feelings under control, until one morning she senses a powerful force slumbering inside her. She longs for the carefree lightness of simply being again and is now even willing to push her own boundaries to attain it.
"An emotional story about love. Wild as a thunderstorm, tender as a feather"
Calvin Burke, actor and screenwriter

"I am convinced that every person always has the choice to act out of fear or courage. It takes courage to love. By love, I do not mean here the general ability to love, nor the comfort love that makes the framework of one's vulnerability controllable and manageable. I'm talking about the love that goes deep inside and that many people like to protect themselves from because it makes them vulnerable. I am interested in the process that this love can trigger and what it takes to live it out in a healthy way because I am convinced that this is possible. This kind of love is certainly not for cowards because it carries both the risk of self-destruction and, at the same time, the chance for great happiness. That's the stuff my novella is about."
Corinna-Rosa Falkenberg, born in 1977 in Memmingen, Bavaria, is an M&A expert, lawyer, and artist. Her most recent book of stories is "Crazy for Life: In Love with Life," which has been translated into English and recorded by the author as audiobooks in German and English. When she is not traveling, Corinna-Rosa Falkenberg lives in Munich, where she founded the non-profit association Stella Bildung Bewegt e.V. more than a decade ago.