Echoes of the Past

Echoes of the Past

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Fiction
Romance
First Love
Vacation
Romantic Comedy
Aleigh Racelis is driven, tenacious, and utterly unstoppable. By hook or by crook, every ambition she set her sights on becomes a promise kept. Now, with everything at her fingertips, she finds herself quietly untethered-facing an unexpected void at the peak of her success. Seeking a break from her high-stakes life, Aleigh takes a leap of faith and embarks on a solo journey-a rare step outside her comfort zone. She expected stunning landscapes and a chance to reset. She never expected him. Swept up in an unfamiliar land and completely thrown off course, Aleigh collides with the one person she thought was safely left in her past. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and years of unspoken words, she must face the questions she spent years running from. Will she let the echoes of past stop her from filling that void?
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