Sera Voss and Cael Morrow were colleagues, collaborators, and - for fourteen months - something neither of them was willing to name. Then they had a fight, a spell went wrong, and now they're stuck.
Every morning: the same burnt sage smell. The same box of his things on her table. The same knock on the door at nine o'clock.
The same day, over and over, until they sort it out.
The problem is that sorting it out requires saying the things they spent fourteen months carefully not saying - about the distance he maintained, the protection she performed, the night in February that changed everything and that neither of them has ever mentioned. The field will hold as long as it needs to. It has, according to the historical record, held for up to eleven days.
They are going to need more than eleven days.
Yesterday's Regrets is a slow-burn romance about two people who were always right for each other and spectacularly bad at acting on it - and the impossible, patient, magical second chance that refuses to let them off the hook.
