Maya Reyes has a wedding to plan, a career in Chicago, and a perfect future waiting for her. Then, on a whim, she and her best friend dig up the old address of Maya's childhood crush and make a ridiculous dare: Maya will send him a letter.
The boy she once had a crush on didn't write back. A stranger does.
Isaiah Cole now lives at the Vermont address, and he's amused enough by the mysterious letter to answer. Maya writes back to explain the embarrassing dare. He writes again. Soon, their correspondence becomes a private corner of their lives, one where two strangers can say things they aren't quite ready to say to anyone else.
Maya tells herself it's harmless. Until the letters become the best part of her week. And then her carefully planned life begins to feel very different from the life she actually wants.
With a wedding approaching, an unfinished past resurfacing in Isaiah's life, and hundreds of miles between them, Maya has to decide whether what she's feeling is simply an escape from the life she's built or the first truly unexpected thing that's ever felt real.
