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Blurb: Years ago, Christopher Hemlock chose Hollywood over the quiet girl who knew his every chapter by heart. Now he’s a world-famous actor with a surprise new writer and producer of a romantic comedy that’s missing one crucial the ending.
Lindsey Hawthorne had plans of her own once. She was going to be a novelist, not the reluctant owner of her late grandmother’s cozy bookstore. But life dog-eared her dreams, and now she spends her days shelving other people’s happy endings while convincing herself she doesn’t need one of her own.
When Christopher comes back to town asking for help writing his movie’s final act, Lindsey knows she should say no. Some books are better left on the shelf. But between late-night brainstorming sessions, coffee-stained drafts, and a chemistry that never went out of print, it becomes clear their story might deserve a rewrite.
As old feelings resurface and sparks fly, Lindsey and Christopher must is this just a nostalgic reread … or the start of a brand-new volume?
PREORDER: THIS ITEM WILL SHIP ONE WEEK BEFORE RELEASE DATE!
Blurb: Years ago, Christopher Hemlock chose Hollywood over the quiet girl who knew his every chapter by heart. Now he’s a world-famous actor with a surprise new writer and producer of a romantic comedy that’s missing one crucial the ending.
Lindsey Hawthorne had plans of her own once. She was going to be a novelist, not the reluctant owner of her late grandmother’s cozy bookstore. But life dog-eared her dreams, and now she spends her days shelving other people’s happy endings while convincing herself she doesn’t need one of her own.
When Christopher comes back to town asking for help writing his movie’s final act, Lindsey knows she should say no. Some books are better left on the shelf. But between late-night brainstorming sessions, coffee-stained drafts, and a chemistry that never went out of print, it becomes clear their story might deserve a rewrite.
As old feelings resurface and sparks fly, Lindsey and Christopher must is this just a nostalgic reread … or the start of a brand-new volume?
