Ten years of being on the wrong page. One last chance for a happy ending . . .

Leigh has dreamed of becoming a writer her whole life, but one 'all-style-no-substance' critique from her high school crush, Will, sent her life careening off course and, for years, Leigh put her pen down altogether.
A decade later, she finally plucks up the courage to start a prestigious writing programme. But as she walks through the hallway, ready to start a new era in her life, she runs headfirst into him - now extremely tortured poet, William.
Immediately their rivalry is reignited when they realise they are both competing for the same highly coveted writing prize.
But what Leigh doesn't know is that she is secretly the one that got away for Will. And the poem that he submits for class is undoubtedly about that one night they shared, when they very nearly gave into temptation, so many years ago . . .
Now, the feelings they've never quite been able to let go of keep turning up between the lines . . .
This utterly gripping and yearning-filled love story will pull you in and not let go. Perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Carley Fortune and B.K. Borison.