Dawning (Dysmorphia Series #3)
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❝ Writing two best-selling books, easy, confronting my feelings..not so easy❞
Before, Florence Clarke loved someone who was cruelly taken away from her, but life went on and she learnt that it should not only go on, but become better, writing and the love of her family and friends helped her to heal wounds that she thought were eternal.
Now, Florence has published her second book and has her life back under her own control, she no longer lives in the past and has learnt that sometimes loving someone means letting them go, but with a possible new fiancée, a sick goddaughter and the twin of her lost love Chase sending her mixed messages is everything as clear cut as it seems?
Can the past every truly leave her?
And can she learn to love again?
Cover by @quirksofchloe
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