If Only
She loved him in the past. He’s falling for her in the present. But is it too late?
Then
Seth Moore knew that Nina Mendez had the biggest crush on him in high school, one that lasted 5 years. While they never quite became friends, Seth was fascinated with her in a way no one would ever understand. Yet, amidst peer pressures and qualms about love caused by his parents’ separation, Seth always maintained that he didn’t care for her. That Nina was just a girl in his class and a heart he broke.
Now
Four years after their high school graduation, Seth & Nina unexpectedly cross paths at a train station; they keep crossing paths even when they are convinced they’ll never see each other again. Soon, the past catches up and they get caught in a cycle of train rides, late-night walks, city dates and midnight phone calls. Before he knows it, the tables have turned and Seth finds himself falling for her.
Yet…
Just when he thought he’d win the easiest of happy endings, Seth is faced with unresolved emotions, learning that this is beyond old crushes and high school puppy love. Especially when the one he’s fallen for, is looking at someone else, the way she once looked at him.
In this heartfelt, dual-timeline, tale of romance, two young adults experience the complexities of falling in love, discovering that true love requires courage, even in the face of fear and heartache.
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