Description
Since the end of summer, Mathilde has been impatient to see Pierre-Antoine again, that handsome Quebecer with whom she had a fleeting summer fling. After hoping for news from him for a year, she is thrilled to see him return to Saint-Malo. However, the reunion is nothing like she had imagined.
On the other side of the Atlantic, Léandre is struggling to cope with his divorce. When he finally decides to take a vacation, he leaves Montreal to join his brother, Pierre-Antoine.
From their very first meeting, a spark ignites between Mathilde and Léandre. Despite wounds that are still raw, they slowly let themselves be carried by a growing bond. When Léandre must return home urgently, a major obstacle—an entire ocean—now stands between them. Will the kilometers separating Montreal from Saint-Malo get the better of their hearts, or will their love be able to withstand time, doubt, and distance?
Originally from France, Christine Carier moved to Quebec following an accident that forced her to question everything. With Nos cœurs transatlantiques, she depicts the hopes and dizziness of long-distance love.
