Used. Paperback. When March Murray trades sunny California for her frosty Massachusetts hometown to bury the housekeeper who practically raised her, she walks right back into the gravitational pull of Hollis, the man she simply cannot quit. Hoffman crafts a spellbinding homecoming that tangles the heavy baggage of grief with the intoxicating gravity of first love, proving that you can take the girl out of the past, but you can't keep her away from old flames. As March untangles the complex choices of her brother, her former flame, and the dearly departed, you will find yourself utterly hooked on this emotionally rich Massachusetts melodrama. It is a masterclass in modern romance that hits dangerously close to home, even if home is the last place you'd ever want to revisit.