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Sable Wren doesn't believe in staying.
Not anymore.
Not after having her heart be completely broken, the heartbreak taught her how easily people can leave. she's spent years keeping one foot out the door. No pets. No relationships. Nothing she couldn't survive with the loss of.
Then she moves from Texas to Cambridge for a job restoring paintings that other people have given up on.
Her new life begins with rain, unopened boxes, and a neighbor who barely says more than two words to her.
Hugh Harrowmont is private in the same exact way old houses are private. Beautiful, Quiet, and more than anything difficult to know.
Everyone seems to know his name.
No one seems to actually know him, without the name.
As seasons change and two lonely lives begin to overlap, Sable starts to wonder if she's mistaken his silence for indifference.
Some things are simply meant to be lived.
Learning to stay is a slow burn romance about leaving, staying, old paintings, a lovely loyal dog, and finding home where you least expect it.
I hope you, the reader love this book as much as I have writing it.