Looking for a heartwarming love story with bitterweet longing and a dose of nostalgia? You're in the right place.
Two broken hearts. One happy ending.
Phoebe McAllister arrives back in town after the sudden death of her parents, ready to pack up the family home and sell it. But her hostile brother, Damien, stands in her way.
In a moment of wild desperation, she wonders if Damien’s best friend, Adam, can help. After all, they were thick as thieves as kids, climbing trees and running wild. But twelve years ago, Adam Tate left a crater-sized hole where Phoebe’s heart used to be and she’s not ready to risk it again.
But she can’t avoid him in town, especially when he lives across the road. As she tries to get Damien onside, Phoebe realises the past’s not done with her yet. She has to know why Adam rejected her. And if his heart’s as fractured as hers.
As her quest expands, the townsfolk flock around Phoebe, lifting her and reminding her that Swan Falls was once home. Could it be again?
We Used to Climb Trees is an endearing story of enduring love, reunited relationships and second chances at happiness.
Is a heart wrapped in regret, a heart barely beating?
‘...Remember when we used to climb trees?’ The words catch in my throat. I haven’t climbed a tree in forever.
The Swan Falls Series
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