Rachel Stockbridge wrote her first novel at 12 years old-a goofy mess from start to finish that took her a year to write, and proved beyond a doubt that she could do it. Since then, she's never stopped writing and has dedicated her career to pouring her heart out into every book she writes. In her free time, you can find her running DnD games for her friends, crafting, or editing other amazing authors' work!
Next Stop Love. Next Stop Love, #1
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- ISBN978-1-7352494-1-4
- EAN9781735249414
- Date de parution22/09/2020
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- ÉditeurRachel Stockbridge
Résumé
Love will get you back on track. Beatrice Bauer is struggling to keep up with the demands of family, friends, college life, and a part-time job. She doesn't have room to breathe, much less question whether the track she's on is worth the effort. But it's fine. She's fine. She can breathe after college. Julian Moon is doing his best to get back on his feet and reconnect with his dream of being an illustrator.
The problem is he can't seem to shake the habit of making all the worst decisions. The most recent of which is his return to New York, where all his problems started in the first place. When a shared commute dumps Julian and Beatrice in each other's lives, they start wondering if there isn't more to life than a desperate scramble to stay afloat. If maybe a coincidental commute acquaintance couldn't become something more.
The problem is he can't seem to shake the habit of making all the worst decisions. The most recent of which is his return to New York, where all his problems started in the first place. When a shared commute dumps Julian and Beatrice in each other's lives, they start wondering if there isn't more to life than a desperate scramble to stay afloat. If maybe a coincidental commute acquaintance couldn't become something more.
