Falling Stars
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After experiencing a life-altering tragedy, Emersyn feels as if her world has collapsed. Attempting to accept her new reality, Emersyn wonders how she can possibly keep going when it feels like her life ended months ago. Until she meets Haven, and suddenly Emersyn remembers exactly what it feels like to be alive.
Haven introduces Emersyn to a world full of passion, light, and love. Emersyn and Haven grow close quickly, throwing Emersyn into a whirlwind romance that feels too good to be true. As the girls' relationship flourishes, Haven teaches Emersyn how to heal and feel whole again, despite knowing she is secretly falling apart.
Emersyn and Haven share a story of loss, healing, heartache, and the kind of love that is written in the stars.
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