Description
Harrison hadn't been home since 2020, though of course how was he supposed to know a global pandemic would happen amidst his contiki tour? Set in Australia 2022 upon his return, the book follows Harrison as he attempts to rebuild his life back in Perth while navigating grief and the resurfacing of painful memories. It is a story of resilience, relationships, awakenings, moral complexities with notes of queer identity, recovery and healing. It's lessons learned the hard way, touching the stove to check if it's hot. The reader is often met with Noah's point of view, the person so heavily attached to his past, who Harrison's over attachment to is the cause of many issues as he grapples with the concept of letting go. - LGBTQ+ and queer rep 🏳️🌈 - mental health rep - audhd rep - haunting the narrative - friends with benefits - morally grey characters - yearning/unrequited love - dual omnipresent POV - found family - redemption arc - 🌶️ with loads of banter and sarcasm
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