Going Back by TL Watson
After the meltdown of her marriage, Jessica Pierce is ready to get on with her new life. She moves to Pax Island, where she spent carefree childhood summers, in hopes of creating some waves in her flat existence. Kissing a mysterious stranger before speaking to him adds a nice ripple. Falling into bed with the guy before knowing his name is closer to a tsunami.
There’s something so familiar about the man, even after she learns his unfamiliar name. He makes her comfortable in her own skin. He makes her laugh. He makes her feel.
But these new feelings rouse old nightmares. And the nightmares reveal memories of a boy with Teegan’s face and a different name, in a past Jessica wishes she hadn’t buried so deep.
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Born in the Philadelphia suburbs and raised in South Florida, TL Watson now resides in the deep south peace of North Carolina with her husband, their twins, three dogs, three cats, two sugar gliders, and six chickens. She can usually be found scribbling oh-so romantic hieroglyphics on the wall of her Word cave. And she doesn't like chocolate, so in case of emergency lure her out with pumpkin lattes.
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