✍ Scribed by Sinclair, Ava
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When Emma Fowler anonymously writes her favorite author to tell him how much his books have meant to her, she doesn't expect a reply. But when Alden Fisher not only writes back but seeks to correspond with her further, the introverted fangirl creates a false identity to impress him. Yet as their online relationship deepens, so does Emma's guilt, and when Alden asks to meet she deletes her fake profile and disappears.
Alden is not content with that ending to their story, however, and when he tracks her down and hires her firm to handle the promotional strategy for his next book, Emma finds herself working with the man whose stories she credits with saving her life. But will the real Emma impress him, or was he only in love with a girl she can never be?
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