Ten years ago, Carol Anne walked away from the kind of love that changes you forever. She told herself it was timing. She told herself it was right. Now, with a successful career and a quiet life in Morrow Bay, she rarely lets herself think about the boy who once made her feel everything.

Until he walks back into her world.

A wedding on the coast. A forgotten motel reservation. A shared bottle of wine. And the same gravity that once pulled them together begins working all over again.

He’s older now. So is she. There are regrets between them, and secrets. But also a tenderness that never truly faded.

Over the course of one sun-drenched weekend, they’ll revisit the choices that tore them apart—and the spark that never quite died. As the waves crash below and the past drifts in like fog over the water, Carol Anne must ask herself:

Is it too late to rewrite the ending?

Ten Years Later is a slow-burn second-chance romance about timing, forgiveness, and the kind of love that never stops waiting.