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One week at thirteen. Another at thirty-two. At thirty-six, one more week to get it right.
Will the third time be the charm or is this finally game over?
Fresh off a gut-wrenching breakup, Ivy Wallis escapes to Cabo to find the girl she used to be, before she benched the real Ivy for a man who didn’t deserve her. Her week of self-discovery is upended when a boy she hasn't seen since summer camp steps onto the adjoining hotel deck.
Theo. Her first kiss at thirteen.
At thirty-two, they spend one perfect week chasing campfire butterflies and unfinished feelings. Ivy rediscovers her love for photography and surfing—and with it, herself. Theo gives her a wrapped box: “Open it when you’re ready.” But she’s lost herself in love before, and she won’t do it again. She leaves without exchanging numbers or last names.
And somehow, ready never comes. Four years later, she walks into a conference room in Boston, and there he is.
This time, choosing might mean risking everything she rebuilt. Or it might mean finding the one thing she’s been missing: a life that finally feels like home.
One week at thirteen. Another at thirty-two. At thirty-six, one more week to get it right.
Will the third time be the charm or is this finally game over?
Fresh off a gut-wrenching breakup, Ivy Wallis escapes to Cabo to find the girl she used to be, before she benched the real Ivy for a man who didn’t deserve her. Her week of self-discovery is upended when a boy she hasn't seen since summer camp steps onto the adjoining hotel deck.
Theo. Her first kiss at thirteen.
At thirty-two, they spend one perfect week chasing campfire butterflies and unfinished feelings. Ivy rediscovers her love for photography and surfing—and with it, herself. Theo gives her a wrapped box: “Open it when you’re ready.” But she’s lost herself in love before, and she won’t do it again. She leaves without exchanging numbers or last names.
And somehow, ready never comes. Four years later, she walks into a conference room in Boston, and there he is.
This time, choosing might mean risking everything she rebuilt. Or it might mean finding the one thing she’s been missing: a life that finally feels like home.