Hopeless

In a small town where everyone seems to know each other's secrets, Beau Eaton stands out as the golden boy—handsome, charming, and a war hero. Beneath his charismatic exterior lies a past marred by pain and regret, making it difficult for him to let anyone in. Despite his popularity, he grapples with the pressures of living up to the persona that the town has bestowed upon him.

On the other hand, the narrator finds herself on the outskirts of this close-knit community. As the outcast bartender, she navigates life on the fringes, fully aware of the judgments that come from her unconventional lifestyle. While others bask in the glow of acceptance, she wrestles with her own struggles, marked by loneliness and a yearning for connection.

Their lives collide in unexpected ways, revealing depths of vulnerability and salvation neither thought possible. As they navigate their haunting pasts and forge a tentative bond, the journey they embark on questions societal norms, and ultimately, the power of love in healing wounds.