Morgan Lee Miller's literary journey began with a childhood passion for writing, crafting her initial novels by hand. Her academic background in journalism and creative writing honed her skills, leading her to impactful work in advocacy and fundraising for LGBTQ+ and animal welfare organizations. Miller's writing is deeply informed by her experiences and her dedication to these causes. She currently resides in Washington, D.C., with her beloved feline companions.
As Quinn Hughes prepares for the Tokyo Olympics, she encounters her childhood best friend and former love, Kennedy Reed, reigniting feelings from their past. Their long-ago pact to reconnect if their paths crossed looms large, challenging Quinn's commitment to her swimming career and the sacrifices she's made. With the Games just days away, she must navigate her emotions and reconsider what truly matters in her life.
High school senior Quinn Hughes discovers that a broken friendship is actually a door propped open for an unexpected romance.
Loss serves as a profound teacher, revealing the depths of love and connection we often overlook. Through the journey of navigating grief, characters discover resilience and the importance of cherishing relationships. This exploration of emotional growth highlights how even the most painful experiences can lead to newfound appreciation and understanding of love in its many forms.
The story explores Marlie Rose's internal struggle as she contemplates erasing painful memories through an experimental procedure. Despite her success as a Broadway legend, she grapples with a tumultuous past and lost love. When she unexpectedly reconnects with Eleanor Olson, the woman she has loved for nearly five decades, Marlie begins to question her decision to forget. As old feelings resurface, she faces the dilemma of choosing between the comfort of forgetting and the possibility of rekindling a profound love, risking her heart once more.