Almost Home

Almost Home

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'What are you looking for?' 'Home.' He's searching the world trying to find the place in which he can call 'home'. She's never left the safety of her little town. Together they must help each other learn to let go of the past and realise that maybe what they have both been searching for, has been right in front of them the whole time. Once a vivacious adventurer and dreamer, Emma has settled into a safe routine of work and small-town living and she's happy about this, surrounding herself with what makes her comfortable. But when her brother and his friend come back into town, her little bubble is burst. After foolishly agreeing to join them on their annual snowboarding holiday in France, Emma is forced to leave her comfort zone and experience the life she always dreamed of having, full of excitement, friendship and adventure. Away from the confines of a 9 to 5 job and the clutches of an over-powering ex-boyfriend maybe, just maybe, Emma will realise that to simply exist is not to live. As they say . . . life begins at the end of your comfort zone.
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