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All the Way Home

A Novel

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All the Way Home

Di: Alex Ritany
Letto da: Krystal Hammond, David Lane
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An effervescent holiday rom-com following two boys stranded at an airport who fall in love over one magical, snowy night.

’Twas the flight before Christmas . . .

Zach is heading home from his first semester at college with presents for his family, a voicemail from his ex, and about as much travel anxiety as can fit within the confines of the human body. After a series of humiliating events, including having his bags stolen, he meets the captivating, beautiful Kieran, who's dreading his return home for Christmas and traveling with his sister, Rena, and her boyfriend, Lucas—who are dealing with some baggage of their own.

As the snow falls and sparks fly, Zach and Kieran must learn to trust in themselves and in each other if their love is ever going to leave the ground, while Rena and Lucas must decide if their turbulent relationship can withstand another storm.

Infused with Alex Ritany's signature warmth and wit, All the Way Home is a story of first loves, flight delays, and finding home for the holidays—wherever or whoever it may be.

©2026 Alex Ritany
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