Pinot and Pineapple Lumps — Jay Hogan

Penn from Adelaide. That's all I knew.We shared a single kiss over a year ago, and I can still remember every toe-curling second of it. He thought I was too young for him. I thought he was running scared. But that kiss was the first time I'd felt alive in a long time, and I've been chasing the feeling ever since-doing my research, a lot of research, a lot of men. Something my protective older brother isn't too happy about.I've been through more than most guys my age, and I still bear the scars. My head's not always my best friend, but I'm building a life, PTSD be damned. I can't turn back the clock, and I'm not sure I want to.Except maybe to that moment when Penn kissed me. I mean, the odds of us ever meeting again were slim to none, right?Yeah, about that.But this time I'm ready. I'm a year older, an ocean of therapy wiser, and I know exactly what I want.Triggers: One of the main characters in this book lives with PTSD as a result of a fire and within the story there are flashbacks and descriptions of triggering events. There are also themes of loss and grief.