Twice in a Blue Moon

Tate Jones's first love was Sam Brandis. Her priority above everything. encompassing her first sadness.

Sam and Tate fell in love with one another over a hectic two-week trip overseas, revealing all of their goals, dreams, and most intimate secrets along the way. Tate, the long-lost daughter of one of the greatest movie stars in the world, had never disclosed her name to anybody before, and Sam was that one person. Her world was permanently destroyed when it became apparent that her confidence was misplaced.

Tate, an emerging actress today, only sometimes reflects back on her first love, fourteen years later. He's the last person she expects to encounter when she walks onto the set of her big break. And yet, here was Sam, the confident, attractive guy she knew, much more seductive than she had recalled. Tate is forced to face the guy who deceived her and must wonder whether it's possible to make the wrong decision for the right purpose. and whether "once in a lifetime" is possible to happen twice.

Twice in a Blue Moon is a memorable and poignant story of teenage love and second chances, with Christina Lauren's trademark "beautifully written and remarkably compelling" writing (Sarah J. Maas, New York Times bestselling author) ideal for lovers of Emily Giffin and Jennifer Weiner.

A contemporary love tale about what happens when your first love reappears in your life unexpectedly comes from the New York Times bestselling author of The Unhoneymooners and the "delectable, moving" (Entertainment Weekly) My Favourite Half-Night Stand.