What We Used To Be

Some first loves never truly end. They just wait for the right tide to bring them home.

Ten years after walking away from the love of his life, Tanner Broman returns to the seaside town of Bayman Cove, hoping a slower life running his family's gift shop will help him forget the past.

Instead, he finds Neveah Yeen.

She's no longer the carefree girl who collected seashells on the beach. She's successful, engaged to another man, and determined to leave their shared history where it belongs.

But Bayman Cove is a small town, and the more their lives collide, the harder it becomes to ignore the feelings neither of them truly left behind. As old memories resurface and cracks begin to show in Neveah's carefully planned future, Tanner must decide whether he's willing to fight for the woman he lost—or accept that some mistakes can't be undone.

Because sometimes coming home means finding the person who always felt like home.

A heartfelt small-town romance about first love, second chances, and discovering that the right person may have been waiting all along.