At the edge of summer

Aurora appears to have everything she once dreamed of: a beautiful home in suburban Massachusetts, a devoted husband, and two young children. Yet beneath the surface of her carefully built life, a restlessness start to grow. As the future she once longed for, now feels predictable, and the woman she used to be seems increasingly out of reach.When an opportunity arises to leave it all behind for a while, Aurora travels across the Atlantic to a small village on the Catalan coast, the place her grandmother left behind decades earlier when she emigrated to the US. Though her grandmother is gone, the village still holds echoes of her past, along with stories Aurora has never been told.What begins as a temporary escape soon becomes a transformative journey. Drawn into the rhythms of Mediterranean life and the history of her family, Aurora forms unexpected connections that bring her closer to her grandmother and uncover truths that challenge everything she thought she knew about herself.Set against the sun-drenched landscapes of coastal Catalonia, this captivating novel is a story of belonging, reinvention, and the courage it takes to choose the life that truly feels like your own.

Pages: 305, Paperback, Independently published