Can a storm ignite a second chance at love?Sydney journalist Lien Hong seeks refuge from a music festival gone awry, stumbling upon the secluded cabin of park ranger Claudie Sokolov. A former musician, Claudie traded city life for the quiet of the Australian wilderness, a choice Lien struggles to understand. As a storm rages outside, trapping them together, an undeniable connection sparks between the two women.But can their bond survive the elements? As Claudie confronts her past and Lien reconsiders her future, they must navigate their differences to discover if their connection is a fleeting infatuation or a love that can weather any storm. Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- LGBTQ+ romance
- Stories of personal transformation
- Atmospheric settings in the Australian wilderness
Pene Hensonhas gone from British boarding schools to New York City law firms. She now lives in Sydney, Australia, where she is an intellectual property lawyer and published poet who is deeply immersed in the citys LGBTQiA community. She spends her spare time enjoying the outdoors and gazing at the ocean with her gorgeous wife and two unexpectedly exceptional sons. Her first novel into the Blue (2016) received a Lambda Literary Award and a starred review from Publishers Weekly.
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