Eliza Lentzski is a historian with a passion for fiction, crafting love stories steeped in angst, miscommunication, and the struggle to balance romance with a demanding career. Her characters, though flawed, navigate these complexities to ultimately find their own happy endings. Lentzski's narratives delve into the intricate dynamics of relationships, exploring the emotional landscapes of individuals striving for fulfillment in both their personal and professional lives. Her work offers a resonant portrayal of modern love and its inherent challenges.
Midwest-transplant, Mercy Lewis, has always been responsible. Cautious. She wore sunscreen to the beach. A lifejacket on a boat. She crossed the street at crosswalks. She enjoyed life in moderation, and she didn’t indulge. So why was she having such a hard time remembering that when she meets a beautiful expatriate while on vacation on a tropical island?