Learning to Breathe

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Emma Lea

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Willow had done everything she could to escape her past...not that it was tragic or anything, just, well, emotionally scarring. Growing up in an 'alternative community' always made her feel so out of step with the rest of society. All she'd ever wanted to be was normal. Now jobless and with no prospects, she was headed home for the first time in six years. Back to the 'wholistic community' she had fought so hard to leave behind. Harrison Henry James III always did the right thing. As the eldest child of a prominent Sydney family, he strived to live up to the expectations of his parents and be the role model to his younger siblings. But when the stress of trying to be perfect leaves him clutching his chest and thinking he was going to die, he knew it was time for a change. Heading to the health retreat on the north coast of NSW, Harrison hoped to find some balance in his life. What he didn't expect was to find a woman that turned his world upside down. *This book uses UK/Australian spelling

Release date NZ

April 17th, 2022

Author

Emma Lea

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

278

Dimensions

152x229x15

ISBN-13

9780645480603

Product ID

35785410

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