β Scribed by Munger, Summer
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Sometimes getting over heartbreak means crossing over oceans of pain, ravines of memories and rivers of regret. Both Sarah Chapman and Larissa Olivera learned that lesson and crossed over their loss, as well as the Atlantic Ocean. Sarah is thriving as a young, American advertising executive working on the busy streets of London. Larissa Oliveira, a proud Brazilian recovering from the recent death of her mother, owns a quaint cafe in a small town outside of the city. Both are strong women who love the lives theyβve worked so hard to build. Itβs only when a chance meeting puts them face to face with each other that they begin to wonder if those lives could be shared.
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