Everything I Wrote About You

After her mother's death, Evelyn Hayes returns to Ashford, Pennsylvania, the small town she hasn't called home in over ten years.

Only this time, she isn't coming back forever.

Just long enough to stay with her grandmother before moving into her dorm at Blackwell University, where she plans to chase the dream her mother never got the chance to finish: becoming a writer.

But grief has a way of hollowing people out.

And Evelyn can't remember the last time the words came easily.

Then she meets Wren Donovan.

Blackwell's golden lacrosse player. Campus menace. Professional heartbreaker.

Their first interaction ends with an insult, a slammed drink, and Evelyn deciding he's exactly the kind of guy she should stay away from.

Unfortunately, Blackwell keeps pulling them back together.

Between forced writing assignments, late-night diner runs, sunrise walks across campus, and the pressure threatening to destroy them both, Evelyn starts seeing the version of Wren nobody else does, the boy hidden underneath the anger, bruises, and reputation.

And Wren?

He starts looking at her like she's the first person who's ever truly seen him at all.

But some people are easier to fall for than they are to survive.

And when old wounds, buried grief, and self-destruction begin tearing everything apart, Evelyn and Wren are forced to decide whether love is enough to heal the parts of themselves they've spent years trying to outrun.

Because maybe the hardest stories to write... are the ones that feel too real.

✧ 18+ enemies to lovers, college romance, emotional trauma, slow burn, spice, angst ✧