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Faraway, So Close

English · Paperback / Softback

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In this poignant and emotionally charged romance, readers explore the complexities of human connection, the courage required to rebuild after loss, and the profound power of choice in shaping one s destiny.

Love can wreak havoc on your morals.

Iris, a talented yet vulnerable young lawyer, searches for genuine connection in a world offering little comfort for the traditional romantic. Torn between her desire for authenticity and the lingering shadows of a failed marriage, Iris s journey becomes entangled with a man who, to her, embodies everything she seeks, but in reality, can offer her nothing.

As their relationship deepens, both grapple with conflicting emotions and the moral implications of their choices. As the boundaries between love and loyalty become increasingly blurred, Iris must confront her past and make decisions that will define her future.

Ultimately, two questions remain: Does happily-ever-after truly exist, or are we bound inevitably by the consequences of our actions?

About the author










K.K. Butler was born in Buckinghamshire and has been writing fiction stories since she was a child. K.K. Butler is a new voice in contemporary romance, bringing wit, warmth and drama to every story. A self-proclaimed tea enthusiast and eternal optimist, K.K. finds inspiration in the beautifully messy dynamics of love and relationships. In their debut novel, Faraway, So Close, K.K. combines heartfelt emotion with relatable characters to create a story that lingers long after the last page. When not writing, K.K. can be found attempting to keep houseplants alive or daydreaming about the next big story idea.

Product details

Authors K. K. Butler
Publisher Austin Macauley
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 20.06.2025
 
EAN 9781035893416
ISBN 978-1-0358-9341-6
No. of pages 180
Dimensions 156 mm x 234 mm x 10 mm
Weight 284 g
Series Austin Macauley
Subject Fiction > Narrative literature

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