Tropes: steamycontemporary, enemiestolovers, grumpysunshine
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Tropes: steamycontemporary, enemiestolovers, grumpysunshine
This book is no longer accepting ARC readers.
Anabel Newsome spent ten years on her dream career. It took one email to destroy it, and now she is willing to do anything to get it back.
Even work with Luca, the grumpy-but-gorgeous painter who broke her heart ten years ago.
The plan is simple: Agree to a three-month leave of absence for the “burnout” she swears she doesn’t have. Return to the sunshine-soaked coast of Italy, find her supposed bliss, and convince her boss she’s ready to come back to work.
What isn’t in the plan is discovering that the hostel she loved in her twenties is falling apart. Maybe it’s because that’s something she and the building have in common, or maybe it’s just because she’s incapable of taking a break, but Ana is determined to save it. And Luca, as the hostel handyman, is going to help. Whether he likes it or not!
Between renovations that go sideways, a new summer fling that complicates things, and a decade-old wound she never quite let heal, Ana’s carefully planned trip is quickly going off the rails. But the beach vacation she never wanted might just be her second chance to make the right choice.
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The Second Chance Summer by Rose Graceling-Moore is a sweet and emotional second-chance romance with a gorgeous Italian coastal setting. I really enjoyed the mix of romance, self-discovery, and the feeling of getting a fresh start when life doesn't go quite as planned. The FMC Anabel and MM…
I really nice second chance holiday romance.
I loved the beginning, who hasn’t at least wanted to do what Ana did and then the town became so real I felt like I had visited.
I liked the building tension between her and Luca and the helpful/pushy owner of the hostel. I really en…
This was such a cute second-chance romance! 💕 It was light, easy to binge, and had just the right amount of tension and spice to keep me turning the pages.
I did wish we got a little more of the characters' history together. Since this is a second-chance romance, I wanted to really …