The Island Where We Started Again

von Bakheit Omaha

132 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Ten years ago, Lily Ashford left the remote island of St. Jude's Reach believing that Noah Harrison had abandoned her. Their teenage romance had ended in silence, and Lily eventually rebuilt her life on the mainland, carrying the painful conviction that Noah had chosen his family, his responsibilities, and his island over her.Now Lily returns as an architect hired to design an ambitious luxury resort on the Harrison estate. She expects the project to be a professional opportunity, not a confrontation with the boy she once loved. But Noah never left the island. He has spent the past decade caring for the estate, trapped by family duty and convinced that Lily was the one who walked away.Their reunion is bitter and awkward until Lily discovers the devastating truth: Elizabeth Harrington intercepted the letters they sent to each other. Lily wrote to Noah. Noah waited for her. Both believed they had been rejected, while Elizabeth deliberately kept their correspondence hidden to preserve the Harrison family legacy. Ten years of loneliness were built upon a lie.The revelation transforms the island. What Lily thought was a story of abandonment becomes a story of stolen time. Noah still wears the bracelet she made for him as a teenager, proof that despite everything, he never truly let her go.As Lily searches the Harrison estate for the missing letters, she must decide whether the future she came to build can coexist with the past she never properly finished. The resort represents a new beginning for the island-but for Lily and Noah, the real question is whether they can finally build the life they were denied ten years ago. A heartfelt second-chance romance about lost letters, family secrets, stolen years, and two people discovering that sometimes love does not disappear-it simply waits for the truth to find it.

• Themen: Belletristik Liebesromane / Romance Unexpected Lovers
• ISBN: 9798240840807
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 22.08.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Bakheit Shata Omaha