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Tell Me Tomorrow
Carter Abrams is staring down the end of his career.
At almost thirty-years-old, he's about to retire from the career he's dedicated his whole life to. Every professional swimmer knows it won't last forever, but with the end quickly approaching, Carter begins panicking about the future. Which is how he ends up buying a run-down pool in South Carolina.
After convincing his best friend, Bryce Clark, to move halfway across the country to help him run it, a plan starts forming. As it comes together, Carter starts to relax a little; but he's still completely out of his element. He has no idea how to do renovations on something this large, especially when he's stuck in Georgia training for his final Olympics.
Enter Katrina Dalton.
Katrina is tired of being a supportive character in everyone else's story. She's not being taken seriously in her job as a contractor for a major firm in Charleston. Nor is she being taken seriously by her family or her boyfriend. She may as well be invisible.
When the chance to oversee a remodel of a sports complex for two Olympic athletes comes up, she's the only one to jump at the job no one wants. It’s her chance to make everyone in her life finally see her and what she’s capable of.
Little does she know, she's about to be thrust into a world she doesn't understand but could hold everything she's missing.
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Tell Me Tomorrow is the second in a series of interconnected standalones. You can read this book on its own, or in any order within the series. Maybe One Day and Yesterday I Cared are books one and three. The entire series focuses heavily on found family and mental health representation.
Tell Me Tomorrow is an opposites attract, workplace romance with queer rep and a plus size female read.
At almost thirty-years-old, he's about to retire from the career he's dedicated his whole life to. Every professional swimmer knows it won't last forever, but with the end quickly approaching, Carter begins panicking about the future. Which is how he ends up buying a run-down pool in South Carolina.
After convincing his best friend, Bryce Clark, to move halfway across the country to help him run it, a plan starts forming. As it comes together, Carter starts to relax a little; but he's still completely out of his element. He has no idea how to do renovations on something this large, especially when he's stuck in Georgia training for his final Olympics.
Enter Katrina Dalton.
Katrina is tired of being a supportive character in everyone else's story. She's not being taken seriously in her job as a contractor for a major firm in Charleston. Nor is she being taken seriously by her family or her boyfriend. She may as well be invisible.
When the chance to oversee a remodel of a sports complex for two Olympic athletes comes up, she's the only one to jump at the job no one wants. It’s her chance to make everyone in her life finally see her and what she’s capable of.
Little does she know, she's about to be thrust into a world she doesn't understand but could hold everything she's missing.
***
Tell Me Tomorrow is the second in a series of interconnected standalones. You can read this book on its own, or in any order within the series. Maybe One Day and Yesterday I Cared are books one and three. The entire series focuses heavily on found family and mental health representation.
Tell Me Tomorrow is an opposites attract, workplace romance with queer rep and a plus size female read.
332 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 9, 2024
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About the author
Ashlyn Harmon
4 books19 followersAshlyn Harmon writes books with a little bit of sass, a whole lot of swoon-worthy moments, and characters who are real, and relatable. She loves writing the kinds of female leads she wishes she had more access to—unapologetically confident in their bodies and who they are. No character of hers will ever go through a major physical makeover for love. Her books are authentic in the way they depict people and their imperfections.
She was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, and is still daydreaming of getting out one day. When she's not writing her next book, she's working on growing her editing business. She thrives on helping her fellow indie authors tell their stories. On the days she's not working, you can usually find her watching ghost hunting shows, daydreaming about her next vacation, hanging out with her corgi, Berkeley, or with her nose buried in a book.
She is currently working on the companion novel to Maybe One Day, which follows Carter as we follow him through his final Olympics. To stay up to date on all that's happening, visit her website or follow along on social media.
She was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, and is still daydreaming of getting out one day. When she's not writing her next book, she's working on growing her editing business. She thrives on helping her fellow indie authors tell their stories. On the days she's not working, you can usually find her watching ghost hunting shows, daydreaming about her next vacation, hanging out with her corgi, Berkeley, or with her nose buried in a book.
She is currently working on the companion novel to Maybe One Day, which follows Carter as we follow him through his final Olympics. To stay up to date on all that's happening, visit her website or follow along on social media.
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August 11, 2024
I devoured this book, once I started it, it was all I could think about! Like I found myself opening it at work and reading it sneakily in between customers and lunch breaks.
This was such a cute story! I loved the friendships that the characters made and the relationship that blossomed between Carter and Kat was just the cutest! I have read very few books with characters who are swimmers so this was the best, and also the Olympic time frame, was perfect for the sporty vibes I want at the moment 😍
Also, Kat’s character! The best 🫶 I’m so glad that more body types are being displayed in books and especially the calling out of fatphobia - this needs to be done more and this book hit the nail on the head by targeting this issue! And omg the way the author bought attention other issues as well, by having the characters handle them in responsible ways was so so good to see!
The tension between the characters in their moments of affection could’ve been a little stronger but the way it was sprinkled throughout the book was amazing, and there was the perfect amount of spice in it, that allowed for character growth but also the spice fix everyone wants in books at the moment (spice rating: 2/5)
I loved this so much! Now I wanna read more tradie x sports romance books!
This was such a cute story! I loved the friendships that the characters made and the relationship that blossomed between Carter and Kat was just the cutest! I have read very few books with characters who are swimmers so this was the best, and also the Olympic time frame, was perfect for the sporty vibes I want at the moment 😍
Also, Kat’s character! The best 🫶 I’m so glad that more body types are being displayed in books and especially the calling out of fatphobia - this needs to be done more and this book hit the nail on the head by targeting this issue! And omg the way the author bought attention other issues as well, by having the characters handle them in responsible ways was so so good to see!
The tension between the characters in their moments of affection could’ve been a little stronger but the way it was sprinkled throughout the book was amazing, and there was the perfect amount of spice in it, that allowed for character growth but also the spice fix everyone wants in books at the moment (spice rating: 2/5)
I loved this so much! Now I wanna read more tradie x sports romance books!
July 30, 2024
Minor SPOILERS!
Tell me Tomorrow was a sweet romance between a contractor and an Olympic swimmer.
The characters were written well and the plot contained just enough conflict for the characters to pop, reader interest to be held and for the world to be believable. Otherwise, this book was fairly lowkey and fun to read.
And Katrina was a main female character that I easily was able to root for, as she not only started a romantic entanglement with Carter, but as she discovered herself and was able to slowly break away from her toxic family/boyfriend.
I’d highly recommend this read.
This book was provided to be by the author in exchange for an honest review!
Tell me Tomorrow was a sweet romance between a contractor and an Olympic swimmer.
The characters were written well and the plot contained just enough conflict for the characters to pop, reader interest to be held and for the world to be believable. Otherwise, this book was fairly lowkey and fun to read.
And Katrina was a main female character that I easily was able to root for, as she not only started a romantic entanglement with Carter, but as she discovered herself and was able to slowly break away from her toxic family/boyfriend.
I’d highly recommend this read.
This book was provided to be by the author in exchange for an honest review!
August 8, 2024
I’d like to thank Ashlyn for sending me an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review!
Aww! This was honestly one the cutest books I’ve ever read.
Katrina is a contractor sent to work on a project in Columbia for two Olympic swimmers. I love that it had more focus on the story, rather than the romance and there was a strong focus on Katrina finding herself and her independence.
There was excellent plus size representation, as well as bi rep,all handled SO well.
You can tell that Ashlyn is well educated on the topic of professional swimming: it really shone through in her writing but not in a way that was like.. in your face.
I loved the book so much.
Aww! This was honestly one the cutest books I’ve ever read.
Katrina is a contractor sent to work on a project in Columbia for two Olympic swimmers. I love that it had more focus on the story, rather than the romance and there was a strong focus on Katrina finding herself and her independence.
There was excellent plus size representation, as well as bi rep,all handled SO well.
You can tell that Ashlyn is well educated on the topic of professional swimming: it really shone through in her writing but not in a way that was like.. in your face.
I loved the book so much.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 2, 2025
@ashwritesromance sweeps me off my feet again with the second book of her Adair Swimming series… Tell Me Tomorrow
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
tropes: steamy slow burn, workplace romance, slow burn, bi FMC, found family
tw/cw: fat phobia, body image issues, mentions of mental health struggles and depression, toxic family and work dynamic, homophobia
Spice level: 🌶️ 🌶️
With the second novel of the Adair Swimming series, we meet Olympic Swimmer Carter. You might remember Carter from Maybe One Day as he is Bryce’s best friend, and also the one who impulsively bought a pool in South Carolina. Carter is staring down the starting blocks at the end of his swimming career and is spiraling into what he’s going to do next. Well spiraling and impulsivity never mix well, hence the pool in South Carolina. Carter and Bryce hire a contracting company to help with the much needed rehab of the natatorium. In waltzes in Katrina more lovingly known as Kat. Carter is finishing what he has decided is his last Olympic games season in swimming he leaves most of the rehab and decisions up to Bryce. Kat isn’t comfortable leaving Carter out of the status of the overhaul and the budding romance blooms.
Tell Me Tomorrow has an amazing slow burn between Kat and Carter. Kat has to realize her worth and stand up not only to her toxic boyfriend but also her toxic family… who also are her bosses. Bit of a spoiler to provide context into the family dynamics, Kat’s mother is extremely toxic, most off page except for one pivotal scene where Kat begins to stand up for herself. This is where a majority of the fat phobia comes into play. Her step father, that never wanted children to begin with, is her boss who refuses to give her any projects that he feel is important to the company that he owns even though Kat wants nothing more than to do interior design, contracting (demo/rehab), etc.
Once I started this book I could not put it down. It was in my opinion, better than her first and I cannot wait to continue to read the Adair Swimming series.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
tropes: steamy slow burn, workplace romance, slow burn, bi FMC, found family
tw/cw: fat phobia, body image issues, mentions of mental health struggles and depression, toxic family and work dynamic, homophobia
Spice level: 🌶️ 🌶️
With the second novel of the Adair Swimming series, we meet Olympic Swimmer Carter. You might remember Carter from Maybe One Day as he is Bryce’s best friend, and also the one who impulsively bought a pool in South Carolina. Carter is staring down the starting blocks at the end of his swimming career and is spiraling into what he’s going to do next. Well spiraling and impulsivity never mix well, hence the pool in South Carolina. Carter and Bryce hire a contracting company to help with the much needed rehab of the natatorium. In waltzes in Katrina more lovingly known as Kat. Carter is finishing what he has decided is his last Olympic games season in swimming he leaves most of the rehab and decisions up to Bryce. Kat isn’t comfortable leaving Carter out of the status of the overhaul and the budding romance blooms.
Tell Me Tomorrow has an amazing slow burn between Kat and Carter. Kat has to realize her worth and stand up not only to her toxic boyfriend but also her toxic family… who also are her bosses. Bit of a spoiler to provide context into the family dynamics, Kat’s mother is extremely toxic, most off page except for one pivotal scene where Kat begins to stand up for herself. This is where a majority of the fat phobia comes into play. Her step father, that never wanted children to begin with, is her boss who refuses to give her any projects that he feel is important to the company that he owns even though Kat wants nothing more than to do interior design, contracting (demo/rehab), etc.
Once I started this book I could not put it down. It was in my opinion, better than her first and I cannot wait to continue to read the Adair Swimming series.
August 6, 2024
Firstly I want to thank Ashlyn Harmon for sending me this arc. It is such a great benefit and a pleasure to read and review this book. I will be going back for the first since I haven’t read it yet.
I have to say that i enjoyed this book very much, it has become one of my fav summer reads. This book was such an easy breezy read that had me giggling at the banter. It was one of my favorite things about this book. I absolutely loved Katrina and Carter, they were very relatable and i had such a fun time getting to know them.
I related in particular with Katrina, i found myself asking the same questions and going through similar situations with family. I loved watching her bloom and find herself in the midst of all things that tend to overshadow our lives. I loved how the book shed light on weight and food insecurities. Most of all I enjoyed how she had courage to speak her mind and choose herself and happiness.
Now Carter is something else he was just spectacular and my new crush. He comes off as so caring and understanding he shows us the pressures of moving on in a world that you’ve been so comfortable in, and how scary it could be. He was one of those characters that you want more of.
As for the side characters they bring the book together, the friendships that blossomed are exactly what brought the book to a 5 🌟. I loved reading how honest and caring they were to one another but what i loved most was the tough love and the honesty they brought to the main characters in this book.
I have to say that i enjoyed this book very much, it has become one of my fav summer reads. This book was such an easy breezy read that had me giggling at the banter. It was one of my favorite things about this book. I absolutely loved Katrina and Carter, they were very relatable and i had such a fun time getting to know them.
I related in particular with Katrina, i found myself asking the same questions and going through similar situations with family. I loved watching her bloom and find herself in the midst of all things that tend to overshadow our lives. I loved how the book shed light on weight and food insecurities. Most of all I enjoyed how she had courage to speak her mind and choose herself and happiness.
Now Carter is something else he was just spectacular and my new crush. He comes off as so caring and understanding he shows us the pressures of moving on in a world that you’ve been so comfortable in, and how scary it could be. He was one of those characters that you want more of.
As for the side characters they bring the book together, the friendships that blossomed are exactly what brought the book to a 5 🌟. I loved reading how honest and caring they were to one another but what i loved most was the tough love and the honesty they brought to the main characters in this book.
August 9, 2024
Carter is an Olympic swimmer training and competing to get on Team USA for the third time. He is facing a lot of fear and uncertainty regarding his future which leads him to make an impulsive purchase.
This is where Katrina comes into his life as a paid contractor to help renovate his impulsive purchase.
This book had me hooked the entire way through! It was written in a way that seems so effortless and easy to read. I felt like I could get lost in their world, like I was a fly on the wall watching everything play out. There was a nice mix of real life moments and romance with some conflict sprinkled it. The problems the characters faced felt realistic.
I love that we get to see such strong female leads in this book. As a plus sized woman, I’ve heard all the usual comments people make and understand the feelings of the plus sized women in the book. I could absolutely relate to the internal turmoil, feeling like no one could love you the way you are and that you won’t find anyone to accept you, and learning to accept yourself and be kind to yourself.
I think it’s great as a standalone, but I didn’t read the first book in this standalone series and it might have helped in some instances (e.g. knowing more about the characters already introduced, previously mentioned conflict or conversations that could have been covered in the last book, etc.). I can’t recommend this book enough, whether you’re into swimming or not. I can’t wait for Ashlyn’s next book, but in the meantime I’m off to read “Maybe One Day”!
This is where Katrina comes into his life as a paid contractor to help renovate his impulsive purchase.
This book had me hooked the entire way through! It was written in a way that seems so effortless and easy to read. I felt like I could get lost in their world, like I was a fly on the wall watching everything play out. There was a nice mix of real life moments and romance with some conflict sprinkled it. The problems the characters faced felt realistic.
I love that we get to see such strong female leads in this book. As a plus sized woman, I’ve heard all the usual comments people make and understand the feelings of the plus sized women in the book. I could absolutely relate to the internal turmoil, feeling like no one could love you the way you are and that you won’t find anyone to accept you, and learning to accept yourself and be kind to yourself.
I think it’s great as a standalone, but I didn’t read the first book in this standalone series and it might have helped in some instances (e.g. knowing more about the characters already introduced, previously mentioned conflict or conversations that could have been covered in the last book, etc.). I can’t recommend this book enough, whether you’re into swimming or not. I can’t wait for Ashlyn’s next book, but in the meantime I’m off to read “Maybe One Day”!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 15, 2024
I cannot say enough good things about this book. Just like Maybe One Day, I DEVOURED it! I adore these characters, they feel like old friends that you’re sharing your life with. It’s always hard to find swimming represented in sport-based novels, especially in romance, and I love that this series focuses on how it is a sport that brings people together. Because it truly is a highlight.
I love Kat’s character and how she was working to prove herself to others but realized she wanted to do this project for her. I love Carter so much, he was one of my faves in the first book and I am so glad we got to read this from his POV too because Carter is an amazing character and it was so wonderful to see his mindset as he ended his swimming career but found what he wanted to do for the rest of his life and who he wanted to spend it with.
I love how Kat and Carter are really respectful of each other, of their positions in each other’s lives as they navigate all that’s going on, especially Kat’s relationships with Will and her parents.
The found family is really strong in this one and as that’s one of my favorite tropes, I’m so here for it. I loved how they all just folded Kat into their group seamlessly, it was the perfect thing Kat needed and what I needed too.
I can’t wait to read #3!!!
I love Kat’s character and how she was working to prove herself to others but realized she wanted to do this project for her. I love Carter so much, he was one of my faves in the first book and I am so glad we got to read this from his POV too because Carter is an amazing character and it was so wonderful to see his mindset as he ended his swimming career but found what he wanted to do for the rest of his life and who he wanted to spend it with.
I love how Kat and Carter are really respectful of each other, of their positions in each other’s lives as they navigate all that’s going on, especially Kat’s relationships with Will and her parents.
The found family is really strong in this one and as that’s one of my favorite tropes, I’m so here for it. I loved how they all just folded Kat into their group seamlessly, it was the perfect thing Kat needed and what I needed too.
I can’t wait to read #3!!!
August 3, 2024
**POTENTIAL SPOILERS - adding this warning to be on the safe side**
After reading Maybe One Day, I was looking forward to seeing where Tell Me Tomorrow would take us and was so excited when I found out it was going to be Carter’s story!
I really enjoyed everything about this book! The story moved at a good pace with some minor conflicts but they never felt forced (if that makes sense??) Plus I love a found family!
The character development was well written. I found the FMC, Katrina, to be relatable in many ways to me - finding the confidence to advocate for yourself, learning what you deserve in life and love. I absolutely adore Carter! A supportive cinnamon roll MMC - love to see it 🫶🏻 Plus I completely relate to being in a transitional stage in life where the stress of making the right decision weighs heavy.
If you’re looking for a cozy sport romance with a hint of spice - I’d definitely recommend Tell Me Tomorrow!
Thank you to the author for providing an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review ♥️
After reading Maybe One Day, I was looking forward to seeing where Tell Me Tomorrow would take us and was so excited when I found out it was going to be Carter’s story!
I really enjoyed everything about this book! The story moved at a good pace with some minor conflicts but they never felt forced (if that makes sense??) Plus I love a found family!
The character development was well written. I found the FMC, Katrina, to be relatable in many ways to me - finding the confidence to advocate for yourself, learning what you deserve in life and love. I absolutely adore Carter! A supportive cinnamon roll MMC - love to see it 🫶🏻 Plus I completely relate to being in a transitional stage in life where the stress of making the right decision weighs heavy.
If you’re looking for a cozy sport romance with a hint of spice - I’d definitely recommend Tell Me Tomorrow!
Thank you to the author for providing an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review ♥️
August 8, 2024
This book is the second book in the Adair Swimming series, with Maybe One Day coming before it. Of the two, I liked this book more, and that’s saying something because I really liked the first book! Carter is an absolutely wonderful golden retriever MMC who isn’t afraid to admit his faults, and when Katrina found her backbone and stood up for herself? I cheered out loud! These two characters together made me smile so much, and I honestly wish (hope?) this isn’t the end of the series. I want Mia to find her happily ever after too!
August 20, 2024
A delightful story with many real-life conflicts. The two main characters shine, as each one faces their fears and uncertainties. Loved that the story was about competitive swimming, a not well-known topic. It was interesting to learn abput this sport through Carter’s eyes.
Katrina has her own demons she must face and it’s exciting to see her finally believe in herself and stand up for who she is through the support and love from her new friends.
All around this is an enjoyable book with memorable characters.
Katrina has her own demons she must face and it’s exciting to see her finally believe in herself and stand up for who she is through the support and love from her new friends.
All around this is an enjoyable book with memorable characters.
August 20, 2024
"Tell Me Tomorrow" had me hooked from start to finish! The writing was effortless and easy to read, making it feel like I was right there in the characters' world. The blend of real-life moments with romance, and just the right amount of conflict, made the story feel authentic and engaging.
I particularly loved that the female lead was plus-size, adding a refreshing touch of diversity. The character development was well-written, making the characters' struggles and growth feel genuine and relatable.
Overall, a highly enjoyable read that I would definitely recommend!
I particularly loved that the female lead was plus-size, adding a refreshing touch of diversity. The character development was well-written, making the characters' struggles and growth feel genuine and relatable.
Overall, a highly enjoyable read that I would definitely recommend!
August 7, 2024
I enjoyed this book from the very start to the end! I was so sad to finish it and can’t wait to read more from this author.
The main characters were amazing, and their chemistry together was perfect. I loved reading about a plus sized girl getting her happy ending. (We never read enough of those!)
There was a hint of spice, not too much and not too little, and written just right for these characters.
It was such a beautiful book!
The main characters were amazing, and their chemistry together was perfect. I loved reading about a plus sized girl getting her happy ending. (We never read enough of those!)
There was a hint of spice, not too much and not too little, and written just right for these characters.
It was such a beautiful book!
September 1, 2024
This was a lovely story! Had such good found family aspects, showed great examples of healthy communication and relationships of all types! I was wanting more romance, but what was here was still very sweet. Definitely more slow burn than I prefer, but I know a lot of people LOVE slow burn/pining. I grew up as a diver with swimmer siblings, so I was thrilled by the swimming rep and lingo used.
November 26, 2024
3.7 stars.
This was cute. I loved the "swimming" theme. I haven't read a lot of those.
FMC size rep
MMC bi- rep
The tiny bit of correspondence with the MC's in the beginning also made this enjoyable for me.
This was cute. I loved the "swimming" theme. I haven't read a lot of those.
FMC size rep
MMC bi- rep
The tiny bit of correspondence with the MC's in the beginning also made this enjoyable for me.
August 27, 2024
I really enjoyed this book. I love how all the relationships work and how they are all like family. This is a great read for someone looking for a found family romance.
February 4, 2025
Heartwarming stories!
I finished book one of Adair Swimming, and dove right into book two. Great love stories, friendships and found families. I look forward to Ashlyn Harmon’s next addition to the series! And I have gained a new appreciation for competitive swimming…
I finished book one of Adair Swimming, and dove right into book two. Great love stories, friendships and found families. I look forward to Ashlyn Harmon’s next addition to the series! And I have gained a new appreciation for competitive swimming…
June 1, 2025
"Tell Me Tomorrow" delivers a heartwarming and emotionally charged finale that ties together the journeys of its beloved characters. Set against the backdrop of the Paris Olympics and the subsequent life changes, the novel skilfully navigates themes of love, accomplishment, and personal growth.
The book's portrayal of Carter Abrams’ Olympic triumph is both inspiring and poignant. The detailed account of his final moments in the pool, culminating in a gold medal win, captures the essence of a lifetime of dedication and sacrifice. The depth of Carter’s reflection on his achievements and his personal journey is beautifully rendered, showcasing his evolution from a hopeful athlete to a celebrated champion. The scenes with Carter’s family and loved ones, particularly his interactions with Katrina, are especially moving and provide a genuine sense of closure and fulfilment.
Katrina Dalton's experiences offer a parallel narrative of self-discovery and commitment. Her excitement and support for Carter, juxtaposed with her reflections on their future, add a layer of intimacy and connection to the story. The playful and tender moments between Katrina and Carter highlight their strong bond and mutual respect, making their relationship one of the book’s most compelling elements.
The secondary characters, such as Bryce, Josie, and Mia, also receive thoughtful attention. The open house event for Adair Swim Club, with its bustling energy and personal touches, symbolizes the successful culmination of their hard work and dreams. Mia's ongoing quest for happiness and the subtle hints of past conflicts add depth to the narrative, suggesting that even side characters have their own journeys to complete.
The conclusion of "Tell Me Tomorrow" is a testament to the power of dreams and relationships. The novel closes on a hopeful note, emphasizing the importance of moving forward and embracing new beginnings. The vibrant depiction of the open house, filled with joy and anticipation, leaves readers with a sense of satisfaction and optimism.
This is a beautifully crafted story that balances personal triumphs with heartfelt moments. It is a celebration of the paths we take and the people who accompany us along the way. The novel stands out for its rich character development and emotional resonance, making it a memorable read for fans of contemporary romance and inspirational fiction.
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I received an advanced copy and am voluntarily reviewing.
The book's portrayal of Carter Abrams’ Olympic triumph is both inspiring and poignant. The detailed account of his final moments in the pool, culminating in a gold medal win, captures the essence of a lifetime of dedication and sacrifice. The depth of Carter’s reflection on his achievements and his personal journey is beautifully rendered, showcasing his evolution from a hopeful athlete to a celebrated champion. The scenes with Carter’s family and loved ones, particularly his interactions with Katrina, are especially moving and provide a genuine sense of closure and fulfilment.
Katrina Dalton's experiences offer a parallel narrative of self-discovery and commitment. Her excitement and support for Carter, juxtaposed with her reflections on their future, add a layer of intimacy and connection to the story. The playful and tender moments between Katrina and Carter highlight their strong bond and mutual respect, making their relationship one of the book’s most compelling elements.
The secondary characters, such as Bryce, Josie, and Mia, also receive thoughtful attention. The open house event for Adair Swim Club, with its bustling energy and personal touches, symbolizes the successful culmination of their hard work and dreams. Mia's ongoing quest for happiness and the subtle hints of past conflicts add depth to the narrative, suggesting that even side characters have their own journeys to complete.
The conclusion of "Tell Me Tomorrow" is a testament to the power of dreams and relationships. The novel closes on a hopeful note, emphasizing the importance of moving forward and embracing new beginnings. The vibrant depiction of the open house, filled with joy and anticipation, leaves readers with a sense of satisfaction and optimism.
This is a beautifully crafted story that balances personal triumphs with heartfelt moments. It is a celebration of the paths we take and the people who accompany us along the way. The novel stands out for its rich character development and emotional resonance, making it a memorable read for fans of contemporary romance and inspirational fiction.
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I received an advanced copy and am voluntarily reviewing.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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