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How to Fall in Love

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How to Fall in Love

By: Heidi McLaughlin
Narrated by: Kacy Combest, Cooper North
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Summary

From the author of Maybe It’s Fate comes an emotionally textured romance exploring memory, music, and why making a new beginning takes more than leaving the past behind.

Piper Sheridan wakes from a coma, only to discover she’s married to a stranger and has no memory of the last ten years. Desperate to escape this unknown life, she flees to Shale Island, a tiny New England haven. There, she starts over with her estranged best friend, a stray dog, and the only dream she remembers: making music.

Open mic nights at Dorsey’s Pub stir something familiar in her. Lane Dorsey stirs something new.

The former hockey star knows all about sliding off life’s path. He normally keeps people at arm’s length, but Piper’s determination to rebuild herself makes it hard to stay away. He gives her the space she needs—and the dusty guitar that helps her heal—yet yearns for something more.

Piper’s still legally married, and the life she can’t remember hasn’t forgotten her. To be free, she must face her past, with the islanders at her back, music in her hands, and Lane by her side.

© 2027 by Heidi McLaughlin. ℗ 2027 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

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