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Twelve years ago, she left him behind. Now, the one place she never meant to return to may be the place where everything begins again.

Hannah Brooks built a life for herself in Chicago. At thirty-nine, she has a career in audio production, a reputation for knowing how to make people listen, and a future she has worked too hard to surrender. She also has a past she has spent twelve years trying not to revisit.

Briar Glen was supposed to be a chapter she had closed. But when an unexpected opportunity brings her back to her hometown, she discovers that the community radio station she once loved is struggling to survive-and that the man she never truly forgot is the one trying to save it.

Miles Carter has spent years keeping WBRG on the air. Since inheriting the station's responsibilities after his father's death, he has carried its financial burdens almost entirely alone. He knows every crack in the building, every loyal listener, and every reason the station matters to the people who call Briar Glen home. What he does not know is how to face Hannah without remembering the woman who left just when he needed her most.

Working together was never going to be easy. Hannah wants to modernize the station and give it a chance to survive. Miles wants to protect the community that has always depended on it. Their professional disagreements reopen old wounds, while every late night in the studio reminds them of the connection they once shared.

Then Hannah proposes a new radio program: a place where ordinary people can finally tell the stories they have kept to themselves-the regrets, the difficult choices, the words they never found the courage to say.

As the voices of Briar Glen begin to fill the airwaves, Hannah and Miles must confront a question neither has been willing to answer: what happens when the love you thought you had lost is still there, waiting to be heard?

But saving a radio station is one challenge. Building a future together is another. Hannah still has ambitions beyond Briar Glen, and Miles must learn that loving someone does not mean asking them to give up the life they want.

Some stories deserve a second chance. Some voices are impossible to forget. And sometimes, finding your way home begins with listening.

The Frequency of Us is the first volume of an emotionally rich contemporary romance trilogy about second chances, personal ambition, community, and the courage to build a love that leaves room for two lives.

Hannah and Miles's story continues in Between the Static, Volume Two of The Frequency of Us Trilogy.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798237268034
  • ISBN-10: 9798237268034
  • Publisher: Moungueka Rodney Parfait
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.48 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.55 pounds
  • Page Count: 210

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