If you knew falling in love would end in tragedy, would you do it anyway?
Adrian is lonely. At twelve, his father left. At thirteen, they buried his mother. Now, at twenty-three, his brother is getting married and his two best friends have fallen in love with each other.
Everyone around him is wearing rose-colored glasses, blind to the heartbreak that love has laid out before them. But Adrian knows better. Despite the longing in his chest for someone to call home, Adrian knows that falling in love isn’t worth the heartache that comes with it. Then he meets Noah.
Sakura Park is a story told in moments. Beautifully crafted snapshots take readers on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and the freedom of falling in love.