The Day I Forget Your Eyes is a poetic and heartbreaking love story about two lost souls who meet when they've both stopped believing in love. Grace Nolan, a poet who writes verses for strangers in a quiet Sacramento café, is learning to live with the ache her ex, Noah, left behind. Then she meets Julian West, a pianist whose music sounds like grief itself. What begins as comfort turns into something deeper - until secrets from the past unravel everything she thought she knew about love, forgiveness, and herself. In a world where memories hurt more than distance, Grace must choose between remembering the man who saved her and forgetting the one who destroyed her. A slow-burn, tragic romance filled with emotion, poetry, and the haunting beauty of heartbreak.

When eighteen-year-old Mila Torres moves to the small town of Silvergrove, she swears love isn't in her plans. Not after her parents' divorce, not after her best friend ghosted her, and definitely not after the heartbreak that still follows her like a song she can't skip. But then there's Eli, the sarcastic artist with messy curls and eyes that see right through her walls. And Grayson, the golden boy with a past he hides behind smiles and perfectly timed jokes. Two boys. One town. And a story that starts with an almost. As Mila navigates friendship, loss, and the kind of love that rewrites your definition of "forever," she learns that the people who change you the most aren't always the ones you end up with - they're the ones who teach you how to love at all. A story about almosts, firsts, growing up, and learning to let go.