Does love have to be complicated?
Baltimore’s iconic Inner Harbor is known for its historic port, picturesque beauty, and tourist attractions. Can it also be the perfect setting to make a love connection?
Jasmine, a pragmatic social worker, is struggling to keep her long term relationship intact. T is an art teacher by day and an elusive artist by night, she gave up on relationships a long time ago. When the two meet at the Harbor by chance, their unexpected chemistry challenges their ideas about life and expectations for love. But does love have to be complicated? Or is it possible to simply live in the moment and see where the unexpected leads?
★★★★★
Amazon review
The strength of the narrative lies in Rivers’ ability to create authentic and relatable characters. I was drawn into the inner struggles of Jasmine and T, as they grappled with societal expectations, self-discovery, and the courage to follow their hearts.
★★★★★
Amazon review
I loved the flow of the book and read it from cover to cover! I can’t count how many times the text lead to laughter due to relatability of the characters’ circumstances. I appreciated how real and honest the book is and absolutely loved all the references to the DMV!
★★★★★
goodreads review
…there is still something that draws Jasmine and T together. But it’s a push-pull relationship throughout, and we witness this through cleverly crafted dialogue. The short scenes are quickly paced as they alternate between the characters. Yet, readers still get the emotional undertones and the layers that make these women tick.
