Description
Delaney James has it all: a handsome husband who just made partner at his law firm, a gorgeous townhouse in NYC's Upper East Side, and a blossoming career in fashion journalism. Life is perfect - until her husband leaves her for another woman. With a shattered heart and a once-bright future getting dimmer by the second, Delaney abandons Manhattan and the memories she made there for her hometown in North Carolina, a place she hasn't seen since the summer after her high school graduation ten years ago. It's only supposed to be for a few weeks. Just long enough to get herself together and figure out how to move on. Plus, her dream is to write for a big fashion magazine like Vogue or Elle, and she can't do that from the sleepy town of South Grove, North Carolina. But there's another reason for her temporary stay that she's not sharing with anyone else; not her family, and not the best friend she's reconnected with. That reason is Greyson McKinnie, Delaney's first love - and the boy who broke her heart. The last time she saw him, he told her he never wanted to see her again. But now that she's home again and learning to put the broken pieces back together, she realizes that Greyson makes up a bigger piece than she ever wanted to admit. As the summer progresses and Delaney starts to remember all the good things about life before the big city, she starts to wonder if going back is the best thing for her after all. But before she can choose, she's faced with a decision that has the potential to change everything. Life will never be the same, but maybe change isn't always a bad thing... A slow-burn, dual POV, second chance romance.
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