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Passion Project is a delightful romantic comedy that will captivate readers and leave a lasting impression. Packed with heartfelt emotion, clever dialogue, and an irresistibly charming slow-burn romance, this uplifting tale is well worth savoring.

If your twenties are supposed to be the best time of your life, Bennet Taylor would like a refund—her experience has been far from ideal. Stuck temping around New York City with no clear direction or meaningful connections, Bennet struggles daily with a lingering grief: the loss of her first love. Life isn’t exactly brimming with excitement, and finding passion for anything seems like an impossible task.

When Bennet unexpectedly bumps into Henry Adams just hours after skipping out on their scheduled first date, she blurts out the embarrassing truth: she simply isn’t ready to date. In fact, she hasn’t felt genuinely enthusiastic about anything in years—not hobbies, not activities, and definitely not romance. Rather than being discouraged by Bennet’s confession, Henry sees it as an exciting challenge. They strike an agreement: each Saturday, they’ll embark on an adventure in New York City, tackling a variety of new and out-of-the-ordinary experiences. With Henry by her side, Bennet tries everything from woodworking and tattoo artistry to rappelling from skyscrapers, discovering more about herself—and their bond—with every new experience.

As the weekly “passion project” draws Bennet out of her shell, emotional walls gradually break down, and sparks begin to fly. However, when hidden truths surface, Bennet faces a crucial choice: is she finally ready to open her heart and explore the possibility of happiness again?

Full of warmth, lively banter, and emotional depth, Passion Project offers a relatable, inspiring journey of rediscovering joy, navigating grief, and embracing the courage to pursue new beginnings.