After leaving behind her corporate life in Perth, Melanie is ready for a fresh start in the laid-back Australian surf town of Margaret River. Her plan? Open a peaceful yoga studio, breathe in the salty air, and help others find their balance. What she didn't plan for? Jack.
Jack owns the surf shop next door and thinks Melanie's "zen" vibe clashes with the town's easy going surf culture. He's sceptical, aloof, and definitely not the yoga type. But when their worlds collide, sparks fly-in all the wrong... and right ways.
As they navigate the waves of their budding relationship, Mel and Jack will have to confront their differences, face their fears, and figure out if there's room for love between downward dogs and surf sessions. With the help of a quirky group of friends (who offer more advice-and wine-than they probably should), they'll discover that sometimes the biggest adventure is learning to trust each other... and themselves.
Set in the heart of Australia's breathtaking southwest, Breathe & Let Go is a fun, flirty rom-com about second chances, salty kisses, and whether opposites really do attract. Margaret River with its beautiful beaches, wineries, and scenic views, is a perfect escape into a world where love and personal growth go hand in hand. Get ready for a witty, heart-warming tale about finding love in unexpected places.
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Sarah Harris writes romantic comedies with heart, humour, and the occasional surfboard thrown in.
Originally from Perth in Western Australia, she's worn many hats, yoga teacher, surf lodge manager in Indonesia, photographer, artist ? and somehow spun the lot into stories about second chances, self-discovery, and the delightful mess of figuring things out.
Her writing is steeped in the wild beauty of Western Australia and sprinkled with the kind of chaos that comes from living abroad, chasing sunrises, and (plot twist!) meeting the love of her life somewhere along the way.
Now back home, she writes with a full heart, a strong cup of tea, and the belief that hope can always sneak in through the side door.
Her debut novel is a love letter to starting over, salty air, and the magic of not having it all sorted ? yet.