β Scribed by Miller, Morgan Lee
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Unexpectedly, loss can teach us how to love.
For Eliza Walsh, life is full of risk. She knows a thing or two about pain, and not just from her job as chief resident at the hospital. Sheβs reeling from a car accident that took the life of the only woman sheβs ever loved, and her parentsβ betrayal has strained their relationship to the point of nonexistence.
But Blake Navarro enters the picture and challenges Elizaβs cautious way of living. Blakeβs everything she isnβt: open, carefree, and a little reckless. When Eliza discovers that Blake, too, is healing from a huge loss, she feels seen, understood, and less alone.
As Eliza and Blake fall for each other, they heal in ways they never expected. But when Elizaβs troubled past catches up with her, it changes everything, and she has to decide if fully opening her heart is worth the risk.
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Unexpectedly, loss can teach us how to love. For Eliza Walsh, life is full of risk. She knows a thing or two about pain, and not just from her job as chief resident at the hospital. Sheβs reeling from a car accident that took the life of the only woman sheβs ever loved, and her parentsβ betrayal ha
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