Blooming Up My Second Chance
She left twice. He wrote hit songs about it. The whole world sang along.
DELILAH
At thirty-seven, I’ve made a career out of running. From my mother, the Carolina coast, and the boy I loved at seventeen and again at twenty-seven.
Now I’m back in Twin Waves with sand between my toes and no plan except taking over Mom’s flower shop on the boardwalk. Fresh salt air, fresh start.
Then he walks in.
The boy I left behind is now a chart-topping rock star, and his biggest hits are love songs the whole world knows by heart. Love songs I’m starting to realize might be about me.
And he needs a florist for his stepbrother’s wedding.
LEVI
I came home to Twin Waves hoping the ocean breeze would cure my writer’s block. Then I saw her—Delilah, the woman who left me twice without ever telling me why.
I should keep my distance, but here’s the problem: I can only write music when she’s nearby. So now I’m the best man stuck planning a wedding with the woman who shattered my heart while her meddling mother waves around a twenty-year-old time capsule full of promises we never kept.
Third time’s the charm…or the final heartbreak.
Blooming Up My Second Chance is a sweet beach romcom set in a small coastal town in North Carolina. Expect ocean breezes, meddling mothers, a book club that knows everyone’s business, and a second chance romance twenty years in the making. This clean and wholesome read features a rock star hero, a midlife heroine, and all the heartwarming feels of finding your way back home.
Book 4 in the Twin Waves Sweet Romcom Series. Can be read as a standalone.
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