How long would you wait for the one who got away? Do fleeting encounters enhance or destroy a bond? Is an instant connection enough to last a lifetime or does consistency matter?

Mae and Van met in college in the 90s then reunited at various times over the following years. Their connection is instant and deep, and conversations flow easily. The banter is flirty, humorous, and... heartbreaking. Will their wait be worth it in the end?

Journey with friends over the years while they experience the highs and lows of life, friendship, missed opportunities, and love.

Includes Questions for Discussion and bonus story "The BOGO" (a continuation of Flirting with a New Life) in the back of the book.

"Until tells a touching love story, woven over the course of 26 years. It is effortlessly relatable and will quite possibly take you down your own memory lane of loss and love, like it did with me." --Leslie Savisky, author of "Other Peoples Words" and "Almost Too Late"

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The over-arching theme Jill Cullen explores in her novels is the connections that people make with each other-whether it be between friends, families, or love relationships. Her stories are immersive and are often told through realistic dialogue.

No part of this novel was created by AI.