It’s time to move on… this is the sense of “inner knowing” that hits Gwendolyn Moore right before she gets fired from her PR job for one, terrible drunken decision.

Now, Gwen is determined to listen to her heart, and focus on writing poetry instead of press releases. So she does the one thing she swore she’d never do—leaves New York City and moves back to Florida to live with her parents.

Her plan? Write enough good poetry to get published.

What she doesn’t expect is falling for a handsome stranger who doesn’t feel like a stranger at all. Or running into the ex-boyfriend she sacrificed her dreams for. And especially, discovering that the great aunt she’s always felt inexplicably connected to, might hold the key to breaking the generational trauma that constantly drives Gwen to choose fear over the things she actually wants. 

And if she doesn’t, Gwen could lose everything—her faith in poetry, the powerful connection she has with the man she’s falling in love with, and worst of all, herself.