Angol
How long would you hold a grudge?
If you're Eloise Hendrickson, the answer is twenty-five years.
After being humiliated by her overseas pen pal in seventh grade, Eloise, now a successful writer, has never quite let go of that one mortifying moment. One bad breakup, a late night of drunken internet sleuthing, and a half-baked excuse to bust through writer's block send her straight into the path of the boy she's hated her whole life.
Her plan? Turn him into the villain of her next novel.
The plot twist? He's not the jerk she remembers.
Instead, he's a charming chocolatier, a devoted family man, and awkwardly, a huge fan of her books. But as Eloise reconnects with the past, it's not him who captures her attention, it's someone else entirely. Someone unexpected. He's rude, infuriating, and gets under her skin like no one else, the exact opposite of the heroes she usually writes about and the men she dates.
With new friends, a fresh perspective, and possibly the beginnings of something romantic-Eloise must decide if she's finally ready to let go of the perfection she's always demanded from herself as well as everyone around her, and embrace the unpredictable, wonderfully flawed life waiting for her.
Maybe her next bestseller won't be about righting the past after all.
Maybe it will be about rewriting the future instead.
Warning: This book may contain chocolate and possibly a happily ever after.
