One Last Shot
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Publisher Description
'A sweet and heartfelt debut romance that has me itching to book a flight to Italy' Hannah Grace, Sunday Times bestselling author of Icebreaker
'A dreamy, utterly transportive vacation in book form' Amy Lea, international bestselling author of Exes and O's
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Supermodel Emerson seemingly has the perfect life – but she’s tired of looking for love in all the wrong places.
When a reminder for the marriage pact she and her former best friend Theo made as teens goes off on her phone, she realizes she has a chance to rekindle the only relationship that ever really made sense.
Emerson convinces her grumpy agent to book her as the face of the campaign that Theo, now a fashion photographer, is shooting.
The good news: the campaign is being shot in ridiculously romantic Cinque Terre, Italy.
The bad news? Theo might not be as happy to see her as she’d hoped . . .
Will this be her one last shot at love, or a final goodbye?
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Your favourite authors are falling head over heels for One Last Shot...
'The ultimate second-chance romance' Annabel Monaghan
‘Heartache, history, and loads of chemistry on every page’ Bridget Morrissey
‘A total delight’ Julia Argy
'Dazzles with second-chance romance so sweeping it’s picture-perfect’ Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka
'A romantic exploration of love, friendship, miscommunication, and growing up’ Hanna Halperin
‘An intoxicating romance set in the world of super models and fashion photographers’ Stephen McCauley
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Cayouette makes a memorable debut with a second-chance love story that is equal parts heart-wrenching and inspiring. As an adult, supermodel Emerson Grey is still dealing with a sexual trauma from her past that led her to distance herself from her high school love, Theo Carson, when they were 18. Then a calendar reminder of their pact—that if they weren't married to other people when they turned 28, they would marry each other—pops up on her phone, and she realizes how much she misses and still loves Theo, who is now a photographer. An opportunity to work with him arises, and Emerson jumps on it—against the wishes of her uber-manipulative agent, Matt. Will their sweet reunion lead to the soul-satisfying happy ending both characters deserve, or will their complicated past and Matt's present treachery keep them apart? Cayouette leads readers on a well-plotted, multidimensional route to the answer. Along the way, she does a masterful job of showing how trauma affects relationships, and shares in an emotional author's note that she's drawing from personal experience. The result is a commendable portrait of healing.
