Falling Like Stars

You could say Ezra Parker was Narnie Larson's first love. But that wouldn't quite capture the gravity of what they were.

They were a force-untamed, electric, infinite. For a brief moment in time, they existed outside the rules of reality, untouched by the weight of the world. Summer nights blurred into whispered secrets, laughter rang through the air like music, and every glance held the kind of promise that felt unbreakable. Together, they were more than just two people in love-they were invincible.

But time has a way of pulling even the strongest tides apart. What was once effortless became complicated, and the magic they thought would last forever began to slip through their fingers like sand. Now, years later, Narnie is left with memories that still burn, a heart that never quite learned how to forget, and the question that haunts her-was it real, or was it just a beautiful illusion?

A story of first love, fleeting moments, and the kind of connection that leaves an imprint long after it's gone-if you've ever believed in a love too powerful to fade, this is the book for you.