In Things We Never Got Over,

Description

In Things We Never Got Over, Knox Morgan is a hard-nosed bar owner in the small Virginia town of Knockemout. His life remains quiet and uneventful until Naomi arrives-a free spirit heading to this destination as part of her journey to reconnect with her estranged twin sister. However, soon after, she finds out that her sister had run off, and all she was left with was her niece, with whom she had to provide stability and care in the shortest notice of time.

Naomi seeks to establish a new life as a guardian, and she quickly confronts her ward, Knox-this charismatic, difficult man who is his own burden and has a complicated past to go with it. But because they don’t get along, a connection begins between them. It tells of the best way to peel away the layers of defense in second chances at love and family.

Through the course of the novel, both characters have had to confront their pasts, confront their fears, and find a way to trust each other. The novel thematises personal development, love, and resolving poor relations in the past.

Main Themes:

Love and Redemption: The plot substantiates that love heals and redeems the characters.
Family and Responsibility: It focuses on family dynamics and the expectations that come with taking care of loved ones.
Personal Growth: Knox, and Naomi, embark on separate trips that bring to them self-discovery and finally to vulnerability and facing phobias.
Things We Never Got Over is, to some extent, a very well-received book involving great characters, romance, and emotional depth. Lucy Score’s writing is witty and poignant. It makes a fine read for anyone interested in contemporary romance. The novel will directly touch the hearts of those readers who enjoy stories about love, healing, and complications of relationships.

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