They say you can’t go home again… Tess St. James was twelve the first time she saw Dylan Harte. She was thirteen the first time he kissed her. A week after their high school graduation she left town with a handful of secrets and a broken heart. She’s barely been back since. Until now… I knew I would run into ghosts from my past, but I thought it would be easier than this. Everywhere I turn there’s a memory. Everywhere I turn there is Dylan. Literally. He’s at the same pharmacy. The same grocery store. The same red light. Now I’m right back where I was twenty-five years ago. Pulled to him in a way I’d never been to anyone else. Am I crazy to think we could get the chance to try again without ever talking about the real reason why I left? Some secrets are out. Some don’t matter anymore. But there is one more thing I have to tell you. Second chance romance It’s always been you
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️What a great second chance romance with a mature female main character. Ooh, this captured what it was like growing up in the 90s. The slut shaming, the mean girls - I think I had a Haley or two (maybe they were named Heather???). Great story.
this book takes place in quincy & other south shore towns, is about high school bffs to lovers who are given a second chance, and i obviouslyyyyyyy ate it up. thank glad i didn’t have to wait 25 years like they did tho
I thought this would be a fun read because it takes place around where I live and it’s always fun where authors mention local towns, restaurants and stores. But was basically a trashy short story I probably could have done without.