β Scribed by Gamet, Amy;Kaminsky, Eva
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Lisa Addario returns to Moon Lake to make peace with her mother, and learns her mom is selling the family house that's been passed down for three generations. Lisa must choose between the fresh start she made for herself in the big city and a town full of people who know every mistake she's ever made. In the years since Army Lieutenant Greg Mora got home from Afghanistan, he's struggled to slip back into normal life, losing his longtime girlfriend and trading in his dream of a medical degree for a handyman job where no one's life hangs in the balance. Sparks fly when Lisa moves into the house Greg is renovating and the attraction between them can no longer be ignored. Can two broken people heal the wounds from their past, or will their demons destroy their chance at happiness forever?
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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