Two years ago, Noah Porter would have been described by his closest family and friends as charismatic, outgoing, the life of the party, and a social butterfly. That all changed when Noah became the victim of a mass shooting at a popular nightclub. Noah escaped with his life, but his two best friends weren't so lucky.
Noah now suffers from PTSD, agoraphobia, anxiety, and depression. No one has been able to coax Noah to leave his property, not his family, friends, or his therapist. The furthest he will travel is to his mailbox, where he will occasionally socialize with Mr. Herbert, the friendly mailman.
One day, Noah finds himself sitting on his front porch waiting for Mr. Herbert to stop by. To Noah's utter dismay, a new mail carrier jumps out of the truck. Noah narrows his eyes at her in displeasure once she greets him with a broad smile and a cheerful wave. He refuses her friendly gesture and prays her assignment to his route is temporary. However, his prayers go unanswered. One day, Noah finds chocolates and a letter from the jovial woman asking how he was doing. Noah finally responds to the woman's attempts to contact him, sparking a sweet and innocent romance between the two through the mailbox.
Will Noah's love for Lauryn be enough to put his fears behind him and convince him to step outside his comfort zone to pursue a happily ever after?
TW: Mentions of agoraphobia, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
This is a 57,000-word Interracial Romance that is best suited for a Mature audience due to foul language and NSFW scenes.
Genre: New Adult Romance
Noah now suffers from PTSD, agoraphobia, anxiety, and depression. No one has been able to coax Noah to leave his property, not his family, friends, or his therapist. The furthest he will travel is to his mailbox, where he will occasionally socialize with Mr. Herbert, the friendly mailman.
One day, Noah finds himself sitting on his front porch waiting for Mr. Herbert to stop by. To Noah's utter dismay, a new mail carrier jumps out of the truck. Noah narrows his eyes at her in displeasure once she greets him with a broad smile and a cheerful wave. He refuses her friendly gesture and prays her assignment to his route is temporary. However, his prayers go unanswered. One day, Noah finds chocolates and a letter from the jovial woman asking how he was doing. Noah finally responds to the woman's attempts to contact him, sparking a sweet and innocent romance between the two through the mailbox.
Will Noah's love for Lauryn be enough to put his fears behind him and convince him to step outside his comfort zone to pursue a happily ever after?
TW: Mentions of agoraphobia, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
This is a 57,000-word Interracial Romance that is best suited for a Mature audience due to foul language and NSFW scenes.
Genre: New Adult Romance
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