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Genre:
Romantic Comedy
Themes:
Against All Odds
Angsty
Body Positivity
Coming of Age
Coming Out
Dual Timeline (Past and Present)
Fated Mates
Femme / Femme
First Love
Forced Proximity / Stranded Together
Friends to Lovers
Humor / Comedy
Return to Hometown
Second Chance
Secret Crush
Self-Discovery
Single Parent
Slow Burn
Starting Over
Toaster Oven / Gay For You
Heat Level:
Medium (sex scenes are included and may use mildly graphic description)
Archetypes:
Artist / Graphic Designer / Illustrator
Musician / Pianist
Geographic Location:
United Kingdom: England
Setting:
Academic / School / University
Carnival / Fair / Circus / Amusement Park
Small Town / Rural
Sexual / Gender Identity:
Bi or Pansexual
Lesbian
Second Verse
By Natasha West
Will the second verse be the same as the first?
Back in their teens, musician Poppy and artist Norah were glued at the hip, their friendship blossoming into a whirlwind romance. But just as quickly as things heated up, something happened that forced Poppy to pull the plug, leaving Norah heartbroken and in the dark about what went wrong. With a secret she couldn’t share, Poppy hit the road to pop stardom, reluctantly leaving Norah behind.
Fast forward twenty years: Poppy has retired from her embarrassing career as a cheesy popstar and Norah has given up on her artistic dreams altogether. Both of them are now parents and strangers to one another, their youthful love affair just a painful memory. Until they unexpectedly bump into each other at the school gates and learn their kids aren’t just in the same class but total besties. And while it’s extremely awkward for Norah and Poppy to be around each other, they’ve got no choice but to play nice. Between playdates, bake sales, and kids parties, old sparks start flying, reigniting their long-lost friendship and the attraction they once shared.
As they navigate the chaos of parenting, rediscover each other’s quirks, and confront the mystery of their sudden separation years ago, Poppy and Norah find themselves laughing, bickering, and maybe even falling in love all over again. But will their history get in the way? Or could everything they ever wanted still be in front of them?
Second Verse is a funny and charming tale about the art of giving love (and life) a second shot.