ISBN 9780349438344
Rs. 960
Brown Book Group
If The Sun Never Sets
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary romance, especially fans of second-chance and grumpy-sunshine tropes
In Ana Huang's 'If the Sun Never Sets', the second installment of the If Love duet, interior designer Farrah and businessman Blake are reunited five years after their initial encounter. This steamy second-chance romance explores their emotional journey as fate brings Blake to Farrah's door as her first major client. Old feelings resurface, forcing both characters, still harboring past hurts, to confront their history and decide if their love can be rekindled.Why You Should Read? Experience a second-chance romance with a determined, groveling hero. Dive into themes of healing, forgiveness, and overcoming emotional baggage. Witness the explosive and steamy reconnection of characters with undeniable chemistry. Continue the compelling emotional journey of Farrah and Blake from 'If We Ever Meet Again'.
Highlights
- Second installment of the If Love duet
- Grumpy-sunshine dynamic with forced proximity
- Dual point of view, slow-burn workplace romance
- Explores healing, forgiveness, and emotional baggage
- Reunites characters from 'If We Ever Meet Again'
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Is this book part of a series?
Yes, it is the second installment of the If Love duet, following 'If We Ever Meet Again'.
What tropes does this romance feature?
It includes grumpy-sunshine, forced proximity, second chances, slow burn, boss-employee, and dual point of view.
What is the main conflict?
Farrah and Blake, who have past hurts, must confront their history when Blake becomes Farrah's first major client, forcing them to decide if their love can be rekindled.
Does the book deal with sensitive topics?
Yes, it touches on miscarriage, as listed among the subjects.