Campfire Hearts

By: Randa Hinklin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When Ava Sharpe and Sara Lance first met at Camp Ogawa as thirteen-year-olds, one stolen kiss by the river changed them forever. But summer ended, letters went unanswered, and life moved on—or so they thought.

Twenty years later, Ava is a brilliant but reserved doctor, and Sara is a passionate Chicago police officer with a habit of guarding her heart. When fate reunites them at the vineyard wedding of their best friends, neither expects to see her again—the girl who became a memory, a myth, a folded note kept in a pocket far too long.

What begins as an awkward reconnection blossoms into something deeper as the two navigate meddling friends, a near-tragic accident, long-distance love, and a lifetime of walls built to keep the past out. But the truth has a funny way of finding its way back—especially when it’s written on a wrinkled piece of notebook paper and sealed with a promise made under starlight.

Now, with a campfire flickering behind them and forever stretching ahead, Ava and Sara must decide: can you really find your way back to the one who first taught you how to love?

The Note that held it all

Loved how these 2 came back together after what first went unfinished held on by a forever lasting note. So sweet and cute of a love story. Wished it had real narrators instead of A.I. though, A.I. voice was better than most I've heard at least.

Just a really sweet story.

I had to chuckle at some of the names. Ray Palmer, Barry Allen, Dinah Lance? Someone is a fan of the Arrowverse.

A nice lesbian romantic story.

I liked the story line, the characters and appreciated the lack of steamy sex scenes. The characters are believable- the narration left something lacking- emphasis on the wrong word in a sentence did a disservice to the reading.

Love the story!

The story is so well written and romantic. I love all the characters. I will read more from this author!

Virtual Voice ruined this

I really can not tell how good the story is because the virtual voice narration is so bad. I think there are suppose to be a bunch of jokes being made, but the narration just kills it (not in a good way).