Return to Morro Harbor - Gael, Alicia
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Devin Davis fled Morro Harbor in the middle of the night the summer after her high school graduation. Between her mother's death, a surfing accident that took her best friend, and her father's hateful reaction when he caught her kissing Keri Stone, she needed a change. So she packed her car and drove off in the middle of the night. A decade later, when her father dies unexpectedly, she grudgingly returns to her hometown. Her plan is simple; get in and out with as little drama as possible. Keri Stone has had a decade to forget about her first love. However, when Devin returns, Keri's intense…mehr

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Devin Davis fled Morro Harbor in the middle of the night the summer after her high school graduation. Between her mother's death, a surfing accident that took her best friend, and her father's hateful reaction when he caught her kissing Keri Stone, she needed a change. So she packed her car and drove off in the middle of the night. A decade later, when her father dies unexpectedly, she grudgingly returns to her hometown. Her plan is simple; get in and out with as little drama as possible. Keri Stone has had a decade to forget about her first love. However, when Devin returns, Keri's intense feelings and racing heart tell her otherwise. In the backdrop of Morro Harbor's familiar shores, Dillon and Keri grapple with forgiveness while navigating the pain of what was lost. As old wounds begin to heal, they realize that sometimes returning home is less about facing the past, but about embracing the future.
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Alicia Gael (she/her) earned a Creative Writing Certificate from UC San Diego Extension and has a Master's degree in criminology from CSU Fresno. She is a retired probation officer and criminal justice professor. She has short stories published in; The Bangalore Review (Deception) and The Quiet Reader (No Time For Stories), and the first chapter of her unfinished historical fiction novel, The Journey, was published in The California Writer's Club 2022 Review. When not focused on writing, she can be found reading, or playing the ukelele. She lives near the ocean on the California central coast with her wife Donna, and furry kid, Bailey.