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- ISBN978-1-64247-746-7
- EAN9781642477467
- Date de parution13/04/2026
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- Éditeursjc0825
Résumé
In 1993, Nicola Dickenson fled Fisher's Creek after a public humiliation involving her high school crush. She packed up her pride, her heart, and every intention of coming back-and built a life far away from the place that still knew her too well. Thirty years later, Nic is reeling from a bad divorce and a stalled writing career when an unexpected inheritance draws her back to the town she swore off.
What should have been a brief visit stretches on thanks to car trouble, family obligations, and a past that refuses to stay buried. Slipping back in with her three sisters is easy. Running into Roxy-the green-eyed bartender Nic never quite forgot-is not. Roxy is older, sharper, and entirely too familiar, and the attraction Nic worked so hard to outrun sparks back to life with unsettling ease. As the two reconnect, a long-hidden family secret comes to light, forcing Nic to see Fisher's Creek-and her own history-in a different way.
The question is no longer whether Nic can leave again. It's whether she still wants to.
What should have been a brief visit stretches on thanks to car trouble, family obligations, and a past that refuses to stay buried. Slipping back in with her three sisters is easy. Running into Roxy-the green-eyed bartender Nic never quite forgot-is not. Roxy is older, sharper, and entirely too familiar, and the attraction Nic worked so hard to outrun sparks back to life with unsettling ease. As the two reconnect, a long-hidden family secret comes to light, forcing Nic to see Fisher's Creek-and her own history-in a different way.
The question is no longer whether Nic can leave again. It's whether she still wants to.
