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Maxy Award Winner - Romance & Women's Fiction She hasn't spoken a word aloud in two years. Not to her family, not to her therapist, not even to the annoyingly charming man at work who always seems to know exactly how to get under her skin. Then one desperate night, Elizabeth makes a wish. And wakes up with a chance to rewrite everything. Armed with the knowledge of everything that went wrong the first time, she throws herself into fixing the past with the focus of a woman who has already survived the wreckage. But the past she returns to is messier than she remembered, the future she planned keeps slipping through her fingers, and the one person she never expected to trust becomes the one she cannot imagine losing. But when a threat she thought she had left behind begins quietly closing in, Elizabeth realizes something far more unsettling. The life she was so desperate to escape was never really the problem. A deeply emotional slow burn wrapped in romantic suspense and a touch of the magical, this is a story about a woman who lost her voice, literally and figuratively, and what it finally takes to get it back. Warm but unsparing, romantic but never naive, with just enough wry humor to keep the tension from swallowing you whole. Some second chances do not fix the past. They just show you what was always worth fighting for. Are you ready to find out what she discovers? Get your copy today before the price changes.
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Is The Wish: A Second Chance Time Slip Romance appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
This time-travel romance features a traumatized heroine who hasn't spoken in two years and gets a chance to rewrite her past. Contains themes of trauma recovery, emotional abuse, and stalking, with moderate romantic tension and mild threat elements.
What to know going in
This book has mild violence, moderate sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include emotional abuse, trauma, and mental illness (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Teens will connect with the heroine's journey to reclaim her voice and identity while navigating a second chance at life and love.