Rewind It Back
Liz Tomforde, 2025
A second-chance sports romance about the song you keep replaying and the first love who never quite stayed in the past.
Feels like longing and tenderness. About love, friendship and family.
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Some people spend years looking for a feeling they've already had.
That thing I’ve been looking for since I moved to Chicago? That connection? That one person some search their entire lives to find? I had already found her when I was twelve years old. At least, I thought I had. I know what I’m looking for because I had it once, and now the only girl I’ve ever loved is moving into the house next to mine. Again. Liz Tomforde.The Windy City series takes its name from Chicago’s nickname and follows an interconnected circle of athletes and their partners.
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- What is Rewind It Back like?
- Feels like longing and tenderness. About love, friendship and family.
- What should I read after Rewind It Back?
- If you liked Rewind It Back, try The Mistake (Elle Kennedy), Beautiful Disaster (Jamie McGuire) and Wild Side (Elsie Silver).
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When someone’s timing is both reckless and perfect.
What are you doing?” I whisper. “Well, you were looking at me like you wanted me to kiss you.” His blue eyes become heavy-lidded. “So I was thinking I might do that.
The Mistake · Elle Kennedy
What it sounds like to be told you're the one thing someone got right.
You know why I want you? I didn’t know I was lost until you found me. I didn’t know what alone was until the first night I spent without you in my bed. You’re the one thing I’ve got right. You’re what I’ve been waiting for, Pigeon.
Beautiful Disaster · Jamie McGuire
The grief that has no funeral, no memories, no name.
Grieving something that never was and never will be is a special sort of hell.
Wild Side · Elsie Silver
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