Regrets
“When a second chance means confronting your darkest choices all over again.”
Lily Danault has spent ten years carrying the consequences of her past. Ten years since her brother was wrongly imprisoned for murder. Ten years since her mother died of cancer while consumed by grief. Ten years since she lost Kyle Bennett, the boy she loved, because he testified against her family when they needed him most.
Now twenty-eight and working at a tech company, Lily has built a life of extreme control and emotional distance, determined never to be that vulnerable again. All her plans were going well until Kyle returned to her life, taking a job at the same company with one clear objective: to finally get the closure and forgiveness he’s been seeking for a decade.
But before they can resolve their painful past, a strange electrical accident sends them both back in time to January 2015, six weeks before the tragedy that destroyed everything.
Trapped in their eighteen-year-old bodies but armed with adult knowledge and memories, Lily and Kyle have to make an impossible decision: leave the past as it was or try to change everything despite the possible consequences this might bring to the future.
Can they prevent the murder that tore their families apart? Can they save Lily’s brother from a decade of unjust imprisonment and their families from a painful future? And most dangerous of all, can they avoid falling in love again, knowing how badly it ended the first time?
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