Cirrus@Austlit

'Adaline Sharp has crossed the world to be anonymous. She's put thousands of kilometres between herself and those who need her, and joined forty-seven others on a group tour through Europe. Freedom is bliss. Acting her age is a novelty and the world away from home is wonderful. But her low profile is not to last.

'Intrigued by the wide-eyed girl who can't seem to get enough of the world, fellow tour mate Rory Frost adjusts his priorities. He's going to see everything, but he's going to see it with her.

'Except Adaline didn't come here to make friends - friends equal obligations and expectations, and Adaline's learned that to need someone is to bind them. Rory must show Adaline that the right relationships can empower her if he is to have any hope of seeing her again after the international departure terminal.'

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'Dana Ryan is a nomad. Her address is the world and the world has been good to her, but a short-notice invitation to her kid sister’s wedding suddenly shifts this very world on its axis.
'Chelsea Ryan is eighteen. Fresh out of high school and still living in the same tiny town Dana fled three years ago, she’s been nowhere and done little. She doesn’t know what the world has to offer, and she intends to marry her first and only boyfriend. Enter Dana: the voice of reason and experience.

'But their reunion is fraught with secrets and surprises. Dana’s parents are welcoming but distant, the groom-to-be is no longer the boy Dana remembers, and the best man is the boy she almost gave up the world for, but left behind.

'It turns out life back home has gone on without her - infinitely more complex than she could have imagined. And as the wedding approaches, Dana realises her nomad ways have cost her a lot more than just foreign currency.'

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'The world really can be too small sometimes. Because what are the chances of running into the ex-love of your life – the one who got you arrested – on a group tour through Turkey?

'Lucas Nguyen is celebrating the end of his probation period, but he’s less than thrilled. Because he’s sharing a bus with the girl he’d sworn never to share an automobile with again. She cost him everything he wanted and he hates her for that.

'Fate really has an odd sense of humour, especially for Megan Carter, who thought she’d travelled long enough and far enough to escape her past. Now she has to share the trip of a lifetime with the boy who’s given her a lifetime of regret.

'But neither can deny that the other has changed. So much in fact, that they’re learning about and perhaps falling for each other all over again.

'Can Lucas forgive a childhood mistake that cost him his reputation? And can Megan, who’s been rewriting her past for years, convince him that she could be part of his future?'

Source : publisher's blurb