Grieving Escapades

Grieving Escapades

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Grieving with the loss of her parents, Morgan decides to leave town and adventure as her parents had always wished for her to do. Leaving behind her incomplete studies and her best friend Freddy, Morgan finds herself in the midst of depression, struggling with the aloneness of solo travel. That was until she met Noah, a free spirited surfer dude who helps restore her long lost faith. Across a hot Australian summer filled with adventure, friendship, love, indecision and tragedy, Morgan finds inner peace and the bigger meanings of life. Do all good things always come to an end?
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Chloe Morgan is almost your average teenager - if you ignore the sarcasm, the pessimism, and her talent for pushing people away before they can leave her. Determined to survive the rest of summer break with her new foster parents, Chloe plans to keep her world small and her expectations even smaller by not getting too attached to anyone or anything. That is, until she unexpectedly meets Casper Collins: a quirky boy who loves bike riding, beaches, and waffles - only in the afternoon. As Chloe and Casper stumble through summertime shenanigans, awkward moments, and new adventures, something begins to shift. Chloe begins to learn that healing isn't about leaving the past behind - it's about finding the courage to ride forward, step into the water, and stay for waffles. In this romantic coming-of-age story, Chloe and Casper navigate the fragile space between laughter and heartbreak, friendship and family, childhood trauma and mental health - and what it truly means to be alive.

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