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Lira Sohn has spent her whole life belonging nowhere. The daughter of a traveling merchant who left her no roots and no home, she survives by keeping her expectations low and her exits planned. When a royal advisor offers her a contract, one hundred days as the fake fiancee of Crown Prince Eran Sol, enough coin to change her life and a clean departure guaranteed, she takes it. It is supposed to be simple. Eran is cold, controlled, and thoroughly uninterested in anything resembling warmth. Lira is sharp, guarded, and allergic to anything resembling permanence. They are, by every reasonable measure, a disaster. What neither of them accounts for is a hundred days being long enough to matter. Set in the seaside kingdom of Solhae, where cherry blossoms fall like pink snow and the ocean glows blue at night for those who have lost someone, A Hundred Days of Almost is a slow burn royal romance about two people who built their lives around leaving, and what happens when, for the first time, neither of them wants to go.
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Lira Sohn has spent her whole life belonging nowhere. The daughter of a traveling merchant who left her no roots and no home, she survives by keeping her expectations low and her exits planned. When a royal advisor offers her a contract, one hundred days as the fake fiancee of Crown Prince Eran Sol, enough coin to change her life and a clean departure guaranteed, she takes it. It is supposed to be simple. Eran is cold, controlled, and thoroughly uninterested in anything resembling warmth. Lira is sharp, guarded, and allergic to anything resembling permanence. They are, by every reasonable measure, a disaster. What neither of them accounts for is a hundred days being long enough to matter. Set in the seaside kingdom of Solhae, where cherry blossoms fall like pink snow and the ocean glows blue at night for those who have lost someone, A Hundred Days of Almost is a slow burn royal romance about two people who built their lives around leaving, and what happens when, for the first time, neither of them wants to go.
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