Rewriting the Story by Emily Tudor

Amelia Ellis is a mysterious, impulsive girl who runs away from her emotions. That is, until she falls into the biggest mental spiral of her life while she’s over in England, leading to her finally running toward something rather than away. Months later, she’s back in Virginia, ready to fix what she broke with her friends and celebrate a wedding. Apologies are given, conversations are had, and everything was on the right track until the boy whose heart she broke before she left shows up at the wedding, throwing her for a loop she never saw coming.

Henry Hayes is a reserved, celebrated author who’s in the biggest writing slump of his life. After his first two novels garnered worldwide success, he worries his third one won’t live up to the hype. So, he does the only thing at his disposal, and accepts an invitation to a wedding to see his old friends and the girl who broke his heart.

Henry wants answers. Amelia wants to make things right. Neither of them expects sparks to fly or old feelings to resurface. Will they be able to rewrite their story or are they just proof that some stories aren’t meant for sequels?