A table set for two. A conversation too long delayed. A night neither will survive.

Marcus and Naomi have been married for nearly three decades. No children. No screaming matches. Just a lifetime of slow compromises and quieter betrayals. Tonight, they're finally sitting down to talk.

Dinner is warm...the wine, generous.
What follows is anything but ordinary.

As courses are served and truths unravel, the table between them becomes less a place to eat and more a battlefield of memory, resentment, and fragile hope. Every word cuts a little deeper. Every silence speaks louder than the last.

But some confessions come too late.
And some love stories end not with a bang
But with a toast.

Dinner for Two: The Table Between Us is a haunting, slow-burn psychological drama told in real time over the course of a single meal. With sharp dialogue and a growing sense of unease, this novel explores what happens when two people who once loved each other stop pretending.

Perfect for readers who crave emotionally charged suspense, quiet tension, and endings that refuse to be forgotten.