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ALL SHE WANTED WAS A FEW WEEKS AWAY. WHAT SHE FOUND WAS THE LIFE SHE NEVER FINISHED CHOOSING.Burned out and newly unmoored after a broken engagement, Sloane Mitchell leaves Los Angeles and returns to Mirramar Bay, the Australian coastal town she fled at eighteen. It's meant to be temporary-just long enough to help her recovering mother through the holidays and escape the noise of a life that no longer fits. But Mirramar Bay remembers her. So does Harper Chen-Wallace. Now a primary school teacher and single mother, Harper has built a careful, stable life centered around her seven-year-old daughter. She doesn't have room for disruption-especially not in the form of the woman who was her first love, her first heartbreak, and the one person she never truly forgot. As Christmas unfolds under an Australian summer sun, old wounds resurface and unspoken truths demand air. The town watches. Family expectations tighten. A child's trust raises the stakes higher than either woman expected. And Sloane faces an impossible choice: return to the career she chased for fourteen years, or stay and build something real-something terrifyingly permanent. Set against salt air, cicada song, and the glow of long summer evenings, Sunlit December is a heartfelt contemporary lesbian romance about first love rekindled, single motherhood, and redefining what success really means. It's a story of second chances, small-town judgment and grace, and the quiet courage it takes to stop running and choose love. For readers who love emotionally rich LGBTQ+ romance, slow-burn second-chance love stories, and holiday novels that trade snow for sunshine, this is a warm, hopeful exploration of what it means to come home.

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