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From a quiet London hallway to a shared life built one small moment at a time, a beautifully written romance about the courage it takes to hope again. Amara Hassan has spent three years building a careful life in London after a relationship that ended quietly, sadly, and without warning. Her flat, her work at a literary publishing house, her Saturday bookshop, everything is exactly as she arranged it. Exactly enough. hen her new neighbour moves in with a bookcase six centimetres too wide for the door, and nothing stays quite as arranged as it was. Adam is an architect taking time away from the life he built and the life that fell apart. He has a daughter in Edinburgh he drives seven hours to see every other fortnight, a commission he is slowly finding his way back to, and a smile that arrives before it is sure of its welcome. Neither of them is looking for anything. Neither of them can quite stop noticing the other. WHEN HEARTS FIND HOME is a slow-burn, emotionally rich contemporary romance about two careful people learning that the walls they built to protect themselves have also, without their noticing, kept out the things they actually want. Set against the grey skies and lamplit streets of London, it is a story about grief that does not announce itself, love that builds in soup left at doors and three hours in a bookshop armchair, and the quiet bravery of beginning again. Perfect for readers who love: Clean, literary romance with emotional depth Stories set in London with a strong sense of place Slow-burn romance between mature, self-aware characters Found family and the complexity of co-parenting done with love Books about belonging, identity, and what it means to be home

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