Three Months in Accra

Stamped: A Love Story Collection

by L.B. Gaines

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Pub Date 11 Jul 2025 | Archive Date 17 Jul 2025

Love Letter Collector Press | Rhythm & Prose

New Adult | Novellas & Short Stories | Romance

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Description

Three months. One unforgettable love. A lifetime of what-ifs.

When Aliza Monroe steps off the plane in Accra, she’s ready for an adventure—but nothing

prepares her for Kofi. He’s grounded, magnetic, and everything her heart didn’t know it needed.

As they fall in love under Accra’s golden skies, their days are full of laughter, promise, and passion.

But as summer ends, reality hits. Cultures clash. Distance looms. And promises made under

baobab trees are harder to keep across oceans.

Two years later, fate brings them back together They're older, wiser, and maybe still in love. But

is three months enough to build a forever?

Three months. One unforgettable love. A lifetime of what-ifs.

When Aliza Monroe steps off the plane in Accra, she’s ready for an adventure—but nothing

prepares her for Kofi. He’s grounded, magnetic...

A Note From the Publisher

Perfect for readers who love emotionally rich, culturally immersive, slow-burn romance. This book is for fans of Taj McCoy, Farrah Rochon, and Bolu Babalola.

Advance Praise

“Three Months in Accra is everything we crave in a romance—lush setting, unforgettable chemistry, and emotional truth. We laughed, we cried, and we highlighted so many unforgettable lines. A must-read from a fresh new voice in Black romance.”

— Beauty, Brains, & Books Book Club

“Three Months in Accra is everything we crave in a romance—lush setting, unforgettable chemistry, and emotional truth. We laughed, we cried, and we highlighted so many unforgettable lines. A...