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Fireflies in June
A secret simmering beneath summer sun. A choice that could shatter more than just hearts.
Trinity’s world is unravelling. Adam’s lingering touch ignites her longing, but the memory of West—whose laughter and affection once made her whole—haunts her every step. Between the pull of two loves and the secret of what she hides, every heartbeat feels like a perilous gamble. When Adam promises his unwavering support, Trinity wants to believe him, but as old fears resurface and West’s carefree spirit beckons, the lines between right and wrong blur into dangerous territory.
With summer slipping through her fingers and the stakes climbing ever higher, Trinity teeters at the edge of an impossible decision. One misstep could cost her far more than friendship; it could upend everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and herself.
Fireflies in June, is the prequel to Book One of the Mount Vernon Series, Like the Sassafras Trees.
Trinity’s world is unravelling. Adam’s lingering touch ignites her longing, but the memory of West—whose laughter and affection once made her whole—haunts her every step. Between the pull of two loves and the secret of what she hides, every heartbeat feels like a perilous gamble. When Adam promises his unwavering support, Trinity wants to believe him, but as old fears resurface and West’s carefree spirit beckons, the lines between right and wrong blur into dangerous territory.
With summer slipping through her fingers and the stakes climbing ever higher, Trinity teeters at the edge of an impossible decision. One misstep could cost her far more than friendship; it could upend everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and herself.
Fireflies in June, is the prequel to Book One of the Mount Vernon Series, Like the Sassafras Trees.
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July 10, 2025
Once again, Aurora manages to rip my heart out in this prequel. Such good writing for such a heartbreaking story.
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