2022年11月18日 · River Linton is finishing her Senior year of high school when she runs into Tate Coleson. He has sparkling eyes, dark tousled hair... and he was the worst thing that ever happened to her. Tate is a blast from the past that River is determined to avoid, but keeping her distance is easier said than done.

"Where We Left Off" by Sapphire Hale is a poignant exploration of love, redemption, and the complexities of human relationships. Through the intertwined lives of River and Tate, the narrative delves into themes of forgiveness, healing, and the power of communication. The story highlights the importance of confronting the past to embrace a ...

River Linton is finishing her Senior year of high school when she runs into Tate Coleson. He has sparkling eyes, dark tousled hair... and he was the worst thing that ever happened to her. Tate is a blast from the past that River is determined to avoid, …

River Linton is finishing her Senior year of high school when she runs into Tate Coleson. He has sparkling eyes, dark tousled hair... and he was the worst thing that ever happened to her.Tate is a blast from the past that River is determined to av...

2022年11月18日 · ‘Where We Left Off’ book follows high school senior River. She crosses paths with her past Tate, as they both navigate the transition to college. Their renewed connection forces them to face their pasts and uncertainties about the future, exploring themes of trust, love, and the complexities of memory.

River Linton is finishing her Senior year of high school when she runs into Tate Coleson. He has sparkling eyes, dark tousled hair... and he was the worst thing that ever happened to her. Tate is a blast from the past that River is determined to avoid, …

2023年5月18日 · River Linton is finishing her Senior year of high school when she runs into Tate Coleson. He has sparkling eyes, dark tousled hair... and he was the worst thing that ever happened to her. Tate is a blast from the past that River is determined to avoid, but keeping her distance is easier said than done.

Why do you care so much, Tate? “Don’t do this, River.” I push off the ground to get my foot on the pedal, which is, admittedly, concerningly slick. The front wheel shoves into the leg of his denim jeans and reluctantly he takes a step back. He thrusts his hands in his pockets and pierces me with a deep, molten glare.