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2018 | Contemporary | LGBTQ+ | Romance

History runs deep.
Love runs fast.
And Avery Greene . . .
runs the hell away.

Left with scraps from several broken relationships, carpenter Avery Greene builds herself a safe and steady life in Upstate New York.

No love.
No loss.
No problem.

But when she makes a jarring discovery in her grandmother’s attic, it cracks her stable life at its vulnerable foundation.
In search of a permanent fix, Avery finds herself at the Sea Springs Inn, a bed and breakfast in the Outer Banks—where the rip currents roll, sand dunes shift, and her strikingly gorgeous hostess throws her plans completely off course.

Embarking on a new journey doesn’t come without squalls, and just as Avery adapts to her surroundings and the possibility of love, a violent storm strikes the North Carolina coast. Will the fear of heartbreak keep Avery anchored to the same, drawn-out plans? Or will she revise her design, remodel her heart, and finally add love to life’s blueprint?

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Amanda Kayhart | 2018 | Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance
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The characters in thisbook were likable and developed. The settings were amazing. The plot took some twists and turns. The overall flow of the book was very good. The progression of the two main characters relationship and how it connects to their family history was unique. There were a couple of times I wanted to yell at Avery for being stupid. I definately recommend this book. It would be a beach or sitting by the fireplace read.
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