Overview

Can a first love stand the test of time after two decades?

At age thirty-five, Maggie Wilson has it all—a beautiful fiancée, a successful career, and a loyal group of friends. But when her fiancée breaks off the engagement, she finds herself completely shattered.

Things get even more confusing when she meets a very familiar stranger in a bar: her high school girlfriend, Jena, who she thought she'd never see again.

Jena Halley has zero emotional intimacy in her life. Her string of casual partners can't fill the void left in her heart by her homophobic parents and the one person she ever truly loved: Maggie.

River Rocks summer camp was where Maggie and Jena met as twelve-year-olds and grew their relationship over their shared summers. But when Jena's parents kicked her out at age eighteen, they lost touch.

When Jena's company assigns her to a project in Philadelphia, the most she thinks she'll find is another meaningless hook-up. Instead, she finds Maggie—and a whole lot of questions. The sparks are still there, but after so long, neither woman is who she used to be.

Between Jena's short-term work contract and Maggie's fresh break up, neither woman is looking for a relationship, but life doesn't ask if you're ready. Now that they have a second chance, there's only one thing left to decide: are they brave enough to try again?

Looking for Eagles is a steamy contemporary lesbian romance novel with a HEA and no cliffhangers. It includes themes of hurt/comfort and second chances.

About Savannah Swan

Savannah Swan is a queer woman of color living in Philadelphia, PA. In her free time, she enjoys creating art, cooking new vegetarian recipes, and exploring the city.