A REESE'S BOOK CLUB PICK! "Emotional relatable and binge-worthy." - Tessa Bailey "I'll read
anything she writes. An absolute star." -Emily Henry "I was hooked on the very first page.
Don't miss this one!" - Carley Fortune Two writers with a complicated history end up working on
the same TV show... Can they write themselves a new ending? A sexy and emotional
enemies-to-lovers romance guaranteed to pull on your heartstrings and give you a book hangover
from brilliant new voice Yulin Kuang Named a Most Anticipated Book of 2024 by Entertainment
Weekly · Today.com · Paste · Daily Waffle ·The Nerd Daily and more! Helen Zhang hasn't seen
Grant Shepard once in the thirteen years since the tragic accident that bound their lives
together forever. Now a bestselling author Helen pours everything into her career. She's even
scored a coveted spot in the writers' room of the TV adaptation of her popular young adult
novels and if she can hide her imposter syndrome and overcome her writer's block surely the
rest of her life will fall into place too. LA is the fresh start she needs. After all no one
knows her there. Except... Grant has done everything in his power to move on from the past
including building a life across the country. And while the panic attacks have never quite gone
away he's well liked around town as a screenwriter known for his sharp comedic banter. He
knows he shouldn't have taken the job on Helen's show but it will open doors to developing his
own projects that he just can't pass up. Grant's exactly as Helen remembers him-charming funny
popular and lovable in ways that she's never been. And Helen's exactly as Grant remembers
too-brilliant beautiful closed off. But this workplace romance is messy and electrifying
and Helen's parents who have never forgiven Grant have no idea he's in the picture at all.
When secrets come to light they must reckon with the fact that theirs was never meant to be
any kind of love story. And yet... in this angsty and emotional slow burn second chance romance
the key to making peace with their past-and themselves-might just lie in holding on to each
other in the present.
