First published 2017
The protagonist moves from city to city, forming deep connections with strangers who become lovers, friends, and confidants. Each departure brings inevitable loss as relationships dissolve through distance and circumstance. In new places, the cycle begins again with fresh faces and renewed hope. The traveler finds themselves caught between the joy of new love and the weight of accumulated goodbyes. Years of this pattern leave them questioning whether constant motion brings freedom or imprisonment. The recurring rhythm of attachment and separation creates an emotional whirlwind that threatens to consume their sense of self. Harris captures the internal struggle of someone addicted to both movement and human connection, exploring how the heart adapts to perpetual impermanence. The story examines whether true intimacy can survive when every relationship carries the seed of its own ending.
Genres: fiction, romance, literary-fiction, contemporary
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: emotional-journey, found-family
26 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform