Promise Me Sunshine A heartwarming, slowburn romance

How do you find yourself after you lose the one you loved the most? Lenny has been a bit of a mess since her best friend, Lou, passed away. She''s avoiding her concerned parents, her apartment and the list of things she''s supposed to do to enjoy life again. The only thing she can handle right now is babysitting a precocious seven-year-old, Ainsley. And if Lenny acts like she''s fine, maybe no one will notice she''s falling apart. The only issue: Ainsley''s uncle, Miles, is always there and is kind of . . . a huge jerk. But Miles sees right through her. He knows a lot about grief and offers her a deal: he''ll help her complete her "live again" list if she''ll help him re-connect with Ainsley and his sister. Lenny doubts anything can help, but as she begins to spend more time with Miles, she begins to see that, sometimes, losing everything can be the first step to finding yourself again.______________________________________''Bastone delivers on this truly heartwarming, funny, and real story'' Abby Jimenez''The perfect slow burn, friends-to-lovers romance. Cara Bastone''s voice is wholly unique and sparkles with effervescence and joy'' KJ Dell''Antonia''One of the most emotionally satisfying romances I''ve read in years'' Joanna Lowell''A delightfully romantic story that celebrates modern love and the excitement of the unexpected'' Amy Poeppel''Cara Bastone is one of the most talented writers in the romance genre today. With her signature blend of heart, humor, and honesty, Cara''s books remind you that the best stories begin and end with hope'' Lysssa Kay AdamsReaders can''t get enough of Cara Bastone!''An adorable and thoroughly enjoyable read . . . I didn''t want it to end''''This is a short, sweet romance that I really enjoyed''''I love the concept of this book . . . I''ve never read anything like it and for that I loved it!''''Looking forward to reading more from this author''''The thing I love most about Cara Bastone''s books is her ability to find the romance in ordinary lives, the swoon in simple places . . . just normal folks falling in love. I ADORE it''