by JoAnn Ross
First published 2019
Gabriel Mannion collapses at a friend's funeral. The Wall Street executive has pushed his body too far with his relentless work schedule and high-stress lifestyle. His doctor delivers a stark warning: change how you live or face the same fate as your friend. Gabe makes a decision that would have seemed impossible weeks earlier. He leaves his Manhattan office behind and returns to Honeymoon Harbor, the small town where he grew up. Back in his hometown, Gabe begins to see what his life could have been if he had made different choices. The familiar streets and faces force him to confront the path he abandoned years ago. As he settles into the slower rhythm of small-town life, Gabe discovers that coming home means more than just geographic relocation. It means rediscovering the person he used to be and deciding who he wants to become.
Genres: fiction, romance, contemporary-romance, family-drama
Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, intimate
Tropes: fish-out-of-water, second-chance-romance
Setting: Honeymoon Harbor, Manhattan
Period: contemporary
594 pages · Library Binding · Thorndike Press Large Print