No Limit On Love

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 Now available in all formats!



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A non-binary romance set amidst a storm, and its characters struggle with climate anxiety.

This novel tells a contemporary and timely story about love outside the binary, as experienced by today's teens. In this novel a teen realizing their non-binary identity and a gender fluid boy discover together that there's no longer any need for labels.

Dan has an increasingly common problem: climate anxiety. After a storm devastated parts of Ottawa, it's hard to get climate change out of mind. Dan goes to help clean up at the school, but only one other person turns up: Levi, who is handsome, progressive--and shows a strong interest in Dan.

And what's more, Levi is also pondering gender fluidity and the necessity of applying any labels at all.

Dan falls just as hard, and it's clear they're going to learn and grow together on this journey as Dan embraces their non-binary true self.

With unerring accuracy and authenticity, non-binary romance author Alison Lister's debut young adult romance is a heart-warming story for this exact moment in history.

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