Encore Echoes - Kay Correll
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Tori Duran seeks refuge on the quiet island of Magnolia Key, hiding her past and her identity. She sets her sights on restoring the cherished local theater - a decision that unexpectedly causes her to work side-by-side with Gavin, the gruff owner of the island's bike shop. Though neither wants the collaboration, as Tori and Gavin work together to breathe new life into the theater, a grudging admiration for ... Full description
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Description
Tori Duran seeks refuge on the quiet island of Magnolia Key, hiding her past and her identity. She sets her sights on restoring the cherished local theater - a decision that unexpectedly causes her to work side-by-side with Gavin, the gruff owner of the island's bike shop. Though neither wants the collaboration, as Tori and Gavin work together to breathe new life into the theater, a grudging admiration for each other develops, along with a few undeniable sparks. But Tori's stubborn resistance to come clean about her past threatens to derail their budding relationship. When Tori's secret identity is ultimately revealed, it not only jeopardizes her connection with Gavin but also shatters the trust of the entire close-knit community. With the theater's grand opening quickly approaching, Tori must decide whether to continue fighting for acceptance or start anew somewhere she can keep her past a secret. Encore Echoes is a captivating story of second chances, the power of community, and the courage to follow your heart - no matter the cost.
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| Author | Kay Correll |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Zura Lu Publishing LLC |
| Release year | 2024 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781944761950 |