"The stars don't hold our destiny, our destiny is what holds the stars." Megan Riley has always been all work and no play, a mindset that helped her become a successful defense attorney in Portland.
"The stars don't hold our destiny, our destiny is what holds the stars." Megan Riley has always been all work and no play, a mindset that helped her become a successful defense attorney in Portland. With a recognizable name, more money than she knew what to do with and an adoring sister, her life looked like the picture of perfection. Yet all the money in the world couldn't rid Megan of the idea that she was destined for something more. And it wouldn't solve the nagging feelings she grappled with about her sexuality. Eccentric Olivia Ellis was an insecure and struggling author trying to make ends meet. A big believer in destiny, she knew something waited just around the corner for her. When Megan and Olivia meet by chance at a historic bookstore, they find themselves eyeing the same unique book – and each other. Neither could deny the instant attraction they felt. After a magical night together, Megan finds herself a lot less confused about her sexuality. Olivia, who struggled with her fears of commitment, decided if their meeting was written in the stars, they'd run into each other once more. Will fate bring Olivia and Megan together again? A steamy contemporary lesbian romance novella with an HEA ending you're sure to love!
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