All The Days is a swoon-worthy and emotionally uplifting contemporary romance set on the beautiful Welsh coast.
"Be Brave. Be Honest. Make All The Days Count." That's the motto Lara Quinn has clung to ever since surviving a violent crime. Now, almost a year on and still struggling to revive her old life, Lara retreats to her quiet hometown with a plan: Keep her head down, music up, and avoid any drama. Simple. Until a meet-cute-worthy collision with an Austen-quoting actor throws a spanner in the works.
Theodore Jackson's life is nothing but drama. Fed up with being in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, he takes a role set in rural Wales, away from distractions. Except for Lara. Her shy, creative mind speaks a language that he's determined to understand. As walls crumble and acts are dropped, Theo can finally be the character he was born to play-himself-while Lara discovers that some things are worth the drama...
But the secrets she's keeping about her past threaten their future. When an unexpected visit from her boss risks exposing everything, Lara must find a way to confront the past and live up to her motto. Theo is her second chance to heal and build a new life-if she can be brave and honest enough to make it count.
You'll find a celebrity dating slow burn, a full playlist, a 'Mr Darcy in biker boots' hero who has a thing for winky emojis, a best friend who doesn't know her fairies from her elves, a musical journal, and a cinnamon roll heroine battling her scars of the past.
______ PG-13 themes. Closed Door. Mild Language.
*Trigger Warning: No overly graphic descriptions are given, but please note that All The Days touches on the topics of anxiety, panic attacks, and the survival of a violent crime/stabbing.*
