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Romee Conner had three rules about coming home: keep your head down, keep moving forward, and don’t—under any circumstances—fall for your brother’s best friend. She was failing spectacularly at all of them.
Romee has perfected the art of being fine. How to look fine. How to act fine. How to convince everyone that she is, in fact, fine. When a graduate program at Northpine University brings her back to Wrenfield Cove, she moves in with her best friends, picks up shifts at the local pub, and tells herself this is just another chapter. Nothing has to change.
Sebastian Wright is her brother’s best friend, the boy she grew up alongside, and the one person who looks at her like he already has her figured out. He’s also completely off-limits— a detail that’s becoming harder and harder to remember.
The closer Sebastian gets, the more difficult it becomes to hold herself together— because being truly known by someone is the one thing Romee never learned how to survive.
Romee Conner had three rules about coming home: keep your head down, keep moving forward, and don’t—under any circumstances—fall for your brother’s best friend. She was failing spectacularly at all of them.
Romee has perfected the art of being fine. How to look fine. How to act fine. How to convince everyone that she is, in fact, fine. When a graduate program at Northpine University brings her back to Wrenfield Cove, she moves in with her best friends, picks up shifts at the local pub, and tells herself this is just another chapter. Nothing has to change.
Sebastian Wright is her brother’s best friend, the boy she grew up alongside, and the one person who looks at her like he already has her figured out. He’s also completely off-limits— a detail that’s becoming harder and harder to remember.
The closer Sebastian gets, the more difficult it becomes to hold herself together— because being truly known by someone is the one thing Romee never learned how to survive.