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Synopsis
When Camila reluctantly moves to her home state of Washington, she returns for one reason only: to be near her estranged mother after her health scare and, hopefully, mend their relationship. She expects lonelinessānot a rain-soaked rescue of a stray cat, and certainly not a chance encounter with a kind, soft-spoken veterinarian who becomes her first friend in a place she swore sheād never call home again. Valeria has spent years clinging to a love that breaks her. Sheās justified every misstep, endured every storm, and told herself leaving would hurt more than staying. But after one especially explosive argument, sheās doneādetermined to heal a heart she doesnāt think will recover. What begins as an easy friendship between Camila and Valeria unfolds into something neither of them is prepared for. Through laughter, tender moments, and unwavering support, the two discover that the most unforgettable love stories arenāt always the loud, fiery ones . . . sometimes theyāre the gentle, patient ones that sneak up on you.
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Is Last First Date (Last First Series) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This sapphic romance features adult characters navigating healing from past relationships, family estrangement, and building new connections. Contains references to past toxic relationships and emotional abuse, with mild sexual content (kissing and tender moments).
What to know going in
This book has mild violence, moderate sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include emotional abuse, estrangement, and toxic relationship (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Teens will connect with the themes of starting over, building authentic friendships, and discovering unexpected love.