Complete We by Julia Kent
How far will people go to commit to each other? Mike, Laura and Dylan face their most challenging issue yet as a pleasant surprise yields unpleasant questions. Living to the beat of one’s own drummer means that if the beat is off, you don’t have another one to follow. Making it up as you go along works well — until there are lives and hearts in the balance.
Josie and Alex reach a crisis point when their thoughts and dreams for the future don’t mesh. Reality has an ugly way of rearing its head, pushing through the most ardent fantasy. Love may mean never having to say you’re sorry, but it doesn’t mean you’re always right.
How do you find permanence in a constantly-changing world? How do you find perfect love between imperfect people? It’s the journey, and not the destination, as the gang discovers in Complete We.
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