Rebecca Yarros: The Things We Leave Unfinished

A novel by Rebecca Yarros that weaves together two tales of true love: a modern-day romance and one set during the Second World War that overcomes all obstacles. Fans of both contemporary and historical romance will appreciate this book.

Georgia Stanton has survived a difficult divorce and must now start her life over. Back home in Colorado, she encounters bestselling author Noah Harrison, who is smug and, all in all, outrageous. Whatever the publisher might say, she’ll be damned if this handsome author of tragic tales of doomed love gets to finish the final novel of her great-grandmother, Scarlett Stanton.

Noah is at the peak of his career. His novels are being published and adapted for the screen—this star of modern prose has achieved everything one could dream of. However, he cannot refuse the offer to finish the biggest book of the century—a book that his idol, Scarlett Stanton, never completed. Yet, it is one thing to come up with a fitting finale for a legendary writer’s novel, and quite another to deal with her beautiful, stubborn, and cynical granddaughter, Georgia.

But as they read through the manuscript and the correspondence from the Second World War together, the two begin to understand why Scarlett never finished her novel. This book is based on real events, on the story of a great love between Scarlett and a fighter pilot, and the ending of that story is anything but happy. Georgia knows for a fact that love always leads to ruin. The chemistry and rapport between her and Noah are undeniable, but Georgia is determined not to repeat her great-grandmother’s mistakes, even if it costs Noah his career.

"The Things We Leave Unfinished" is an epic story about what we are willing to risk for love, about wounds that are too deep and will never heal, and about how stories end, even if we are afraid to foresee the finale.

Author: Rebecca Yarros

Translation: Tatyana Pokidaeva

Pages: 576 (offset). Paperback with flaps

Dimensions: 211x142x29 mm