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Here Comes The Sun

Here Comes The Sun

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Feb 22, 2024
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Fiction
Romance
All Maisie wants to do is surf and enjoy being young and single, that is until her best friends dies leaving her guardian of his 13 year old son. Now eight months later she's moved back to her home town and is trying to learn how to be a parent to a teenager while still figuring out adulthood for herself when she meets Archer. He's a firefighter she's teaching to swim who has a habit of making her forget every single reason she has banned dating from her life. With an entire town watching and group of friends who can't mind their own business she has no idea how she'll even make it to summer break, and to think last year her biggest issue was a pissed off publicist
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As Nell recovers from the loss of her mom, her Dad's depression, and a string of failed relationships, Rory has remained her one reliable constant. He is not only her dad's best friend, but also the harbor she comes home to when life gets tough. That unique bond gets put to the test when Nell develops feelings for Rory that go a little deeper than he can allow. Their difference in age, their entangled lives, and the judgement of their closely-connected families stand in the way of their happiness. And risking the love they already share for a more intimate kind of love seems to be too much of a gamble. Possible trigger topics: grief, mentions of depression, age gap, explicit language Vibes: sweet, wholesome, family ties, comedic & dramatic

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