Thea Weiss is somewhere between nostalgia and now.

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Author Thea Weiss came by our headquarters to chat about her debut novel, The Second Chance Cinema, and things got nostalgic fast. She shares thoughts on lasting love, the memories that make us, and, of course, the movies. A couple on the brink of marriage stumbles upon a hidden theatre that screens their real life memories, forcing them to confront forgotten moments, buried truths, and old versions of themselves. As the past plays out on screen, they must decide whether revisiting it will strengthen their future or unravel it. Get The Second Chance Cinema at bookofthemonth.com. Learn more about Book of the Month LIVE at bookofthemonth.com/botm-live.

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