Relationship therapist Eva Fuller is over it all. Her boyfriend isn’t interested in getting married or starting a family, so she makes the tough decision to end their ten-year relationship after being engaged for seven years. She is happy with her decision, and when her ex announces his engagement to another woman and the upcoming arrival of their first child, she’s more pissed than she is hurt.
The news makes Eva question everything, including her career, and she wonders whether she should be guiding couples, since she can’t seem to handle her own relationship issues. Frustrated with the situation, her sister suggests she needs to get away and unplug from life for a couple of weeks and offers the perfect solution.
Football analyst Solomon ‘Solo’ Holmes can’t believe he wasted over ten years with his ex-wife. Before marriage, having a large family was something they both desired, but when the time came, she was no longer interested. He doesn’t know when her desires changed, but her no longer wanting children was a dealbreaker.
It’s been over a decade since he was single, and after only a few months, he’s already frustrated with the process of dating. He expresses his frustration to his longtime friend, who suggests he take a vacation to reset.
Eva and Solomon are determined to enjoy the next two weeks away from their reality, but neither expects to have company while doing so. Will they take advantage of their unexpected two weeks together, or will they let a perfectly curated love connection pass them by?
Genre: Romance
The news makes Eva question everything, including her career, and she wonders whether she should be guiding couples, since she can’t seem to handle her own relationship issues. Frustrated with the situation, her sister suggests she needs to get away and unplug from life for a couple of weeks and offers the perfect solution.
Football analyst Solomon ‘Solo’ Holmes can’t believe he wasted over ten years with his ex-wife. Before marriage, having a large family was something they both desired, but when the time came, she was no longer interested. He doesn’t know when her desires changed, but her no longer wanting children was a dealbreaker.
It’s been over a decade since he was single, and after only a few months, he’s already frustrated with the process of dating. He expresses his frustration to his longtime friend, who suggests he take a vacation to reset.
Eva and Solomon are determined to enjoy the next two weeks away from their reality, but neither expects to have company while doing so. Will they take advantage of their unexpected two weeks together, or will they let a perfectly curated love connection pass them by?
Genre: Romance
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