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Unbearably Yours

It's Always Been You Series, Book 3

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Book 3 of It's Always Been You

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Pub Date Sep 3 2024 | Archive Date Sep 2 2024


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A year of heartfelt letters. A chance encounter gone awry. Five years apart for a shot at redemption.

Charlee lives her life by one single rule: don't dredge up the past. That's why she loses herself in her work as a journalist: always on the move, always heading for the next adventure. So when the Wild Planet offices in Toronto are on the brink of closure, she jumps at the chance to save the place by helping shoot a documentary in British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. Until she realizes who she'll be working with.

For Oliver Reynolds, there's nothing like the peace and quiet of nature. That's why working for Wild Planet is a perfect fit. In the small touristic town of Pine Falls, he has everything he needs. Well, almost. If only he could buy back the family’s restaurant he lost five years ago. When his boss offers him a hefty raise to guide a Wild Planet crew filming a documentary in the area, Oliver doesn't think twice. At least, not until he finds out who he'll be spending those two weeks with.

A twist of fate forces these two estranged souls to collaborate on the project and put their grudges and wounds aside for the time being. Too much is riding on the documentary's success for either Charlee or Oliver to delve into the past that led them to stop writing to each other. But will they succeed in working together and pretending the past never happened? As time goes on, neither can shake their lingering bond, but Charlee still doesn't know why Oliver never showed up for the date they set five years ago. But getting her answer means ripping open old wounds. Will she be brave enough to face her demons?

Embark on Oliver and Charlee’s thrilling journey deep into the heart of the majestic Great Bear Rainforest and explore its enchanting wonders alongside them. And who knows, perhaps they'll uncover more than they bargained for.

'Unbearably Yours' is a steamy small-town romance that delves into the realms of second chances, forced proximity, the solace of a chosen family, and the unshakable bonds that can be forged in a lifetime.

A year of heartfelt letters. A chance encounter gone awry. Five years apart for a shot at redemption.

Charlee lives her life by one single rule: don't dredge up the past. That's why she loses herself...


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I got to beta read this so it obviously is going to hold a special place in my heart forever. Also Charlee is me basically if I had tremendous bone structure and less social anxiety.

The characters in this little world are so dear to me, and Charlee is so dear to me. And while I usually loathe the miscommunication trope, this one actually does make sense - I too would be like “hey how about you never speak to me again” 😂

But the way that both of them YEARN for the friendship they had while simultaneously trying to either respect the others boundaries (Oliver) or fiercely guard their own heart (Charlee) is so tender and heartfelt. They’re both mad for different reasons, hurt for different reasons, and trying to not make the same mistakes again.

Also, there are bears. Which is obviously a huge plus.

I liked the gentleness of this one - the way we see how they both fit into their own worlds and how those two come together. It feels autumnal and cozy and tastes like s’mores 🥰

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Thank you NetGalley and Elodie and her team for the e-arc!

Just finished it and I am in tears! What a beautiful story of soulmates, family, and the magic we call love. Charlee and Oliver have one of the most stunning connections I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Their chemistry leaps off the page, creating a romance that feels both timeless and unique.

Elodie has woven a wonderful story of love, loss, and family (blood or otherwise). Her storytelling ability is nothing short of enchanting, capturing the essence of what it means to truly connect with another person on a soulful level. The narrative gracefully explores the complexities of relationships, highlighting how love can heal and transform even the deepest wounds.

The supporting characters add richness to the story, each contributing to the overall theme of family and the sense of belonging. Whether related by blood or forged through friendship, the bonds depicted in this book are beautifully authentic and moving.

I cannot wait for all the praises this book will get once it releases. It’s the kind of story that stays with you long after you’ve turned the last page, reminding us all of the power of love and the importance of cherishing those we hold dear. This book is a must-read for anyone who believes in the magic of connection and the resilience of the human heart. Prepare to be swept away!!

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