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My Forever Girl

Pages
352
Published
2026
Language
English

Synopsis

Cutler and Gracie Reynolds have been best friends since they were kids. She is smart, kind, funny — one of the best parts of his life, and the person he always notices when she walks into a room. Then she moved across the world with a man he despised, and it felt like losing a piece of himself.

Now Gracie is back in Blue Sky Bay. She is single, ready for a fresh start, and crashing at his place for a couple of months while she works out what comes next. Cutler has always had her back, and that has not changed. What has changed is the way she looks at him, and the way he cannot stop looking at her. So when Gracie makes him a once-in-a-lifetime proposition, there was never really a chance he would say no.

My Forever Girl opens Blue Sky Bay, Laura Pavlov's small-town romance series. It is a friends-to-lovers, forbidden-love story that reads as a complete standalone with a guaranteed happily ever after.

About the author

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Laura Pavlov

Laura Pavlov is an American author of contemporary small-town romance, and a USA Today and Amazon bestselling writer. Her series are interconnected, sharing a cast of recurring characters while each book is written to stand alone; they include Blue Sky Bay, Magnolia Falls, Rosewood River, Cottonwood Cove, Honey Mountain, Willow Springs and the Montgomery Brothers. She lives in Las Vegas.

Characters

Gracie ReynoldsProtagonist

Cutler's best friend since childhood. She moved across the world with a man he despised, and comes home to Blue Sky Bay single and starting over.

CutlerProtagonist

Gracie's best friend since childhood, known around town as Beefcake. He takes her in when she comes home.

All characters in My Forever Girl

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book connect to the author's other series?

    The story features appearances from characters established in the author's previous Magnolia Falls and Rosewood River series.

  • Is this part of a series I need to read in order?

    While this is the first installment in the Blue Sky Bay series, it is written as a standalone and can be read independently of the other books.