Write Me Back

I have one rule when it comes to Mitch Foster: DON'T.

Don't think about him, don't talk about him, and don't write him back.

Eleven years ago, he wrote me letters that made me fall in love with him. Then, he left to chase his literary dreams and took the best version of me with him.

So when he reaches out for my help with his next book—the one that could make or break his career—I know I should immediately refuse. But I don't.

I wish I could say he didn't get under my skin. That he was no longer able to charm me. That our banter didn't feel like flirting. But I'd be lying. Because I'm starting to wonder if I ever stopped loving him—or if I just got better at pretending.

The worst part? I already know how this story ends…and I keep turning the pages anyway.

Write Me Back is a laugh-out-loud, ache-in-your-chest second-chance romance told partially through flashbacks and the letters that started it all. For anyone who's ever known better, and written back anyway.