Take Me to Infinity

Tilly Hayes is a quiet book lover who spends most of her time reading, in the local bookshop or updating her blog. She lives happily with her mum, dad, older brother Xander and their dog, Willow.
Daye Ellis is a troubled soul, after his dad walked out on him, his mum and little sister Rita, Daye had to step up but, then again, he's always been more of a father figure to Rita anyway. The one way he can escape is through music, writing and playing his guitar.
On one particular Saturday, Daye is browsing the shelves in the local bookshop, the classic section where Tilly also happens to be that day. The pair get talking and Tilly is drawn in by Daye's mysterious demeanour. Who is he? And why has she never seen him in here before?
Daye likes the way Tilly seems so sure of herself, she's young but cast among hundreds of classic books written decades ago.
When he leaves Tilly thinks all hope is lost, she'll never see him again. Until her bestfriends boyfriend recognises the name as the same person who plays at the local pub he goes to.
As the pair get talking, they get closer and Tilly is drawn into Daye's mismatched home life, wandering far from her usual sheltered life. Daye trusts Tilly enough to allow her in but if he struggles with his own home how can anyone else feel at ease being there? All Tilly wants to do is to help Daye, she wants to be there for him. That's what you do for the people you love, right? You stick together, you work through the hard times, surely that should be enough.