Take a Leap
She has wanderlust running through her veins. He has roots that are buried deep. Will love and a lifetime of history be enough to keep them together?
After traveling the world and living abroad for years, Fiona Murphy is returning to her hometown of Honeywell Hollow, Ontario. What should have been a joyous reunion with her family is instead full of heartache as she says a final goodbye to her beloved dad.
When Fiona decides to stay in town for a while after the funeral, a life-altering secret weighs heavily on her. She can’t return to London right away, but the secret she’s keeping could change the trajectory of her life forever. The last thing she needs is her ex’s animosity toward her making things more difficult…especially with unresolved feelings adding another layer of complication.
Fiona’s departure from Honeywell Hollow broke Nathan Holbrook’s heart, and memories of their life together have haunted him for years. When Fiona returns, Nathan knows it’s time to let go of old wounds, but his hostility toward her runs as deep as the roots he’s planted in their hometown.
Still, he calls a truce and suggests they find a way to be friends. The only problem? Nathan and Fiona were never meant to be just friends; there’s always been something much deeper between them. Nathan understands he’s setting himself up for heartbreak by letting Fiona back in, but it doesn’t take long for old sparks to rekindle their love, and a just-for-now fling is too tempting to resist.
When Fiona is suddenly forced to return to the UK, she and Nathan have to decide what the future holds for them. Is it possible to embark on a new life together—one that holds room for her wings and his roots—or are they doomed to fail again?
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