Letters to Tomorrow

Letters to Tomorrow: When Love Transcends Time, But Time Might Erase Love

What if love could travel through time itself?

Sophia Williams has always believed the Riverside Public Library holds secrets, but she never expected to become part of its greatest mystery. When she discovers a letter addressed to her in a box of 1940s correspondence, she thinks it's an elaborate joke, until she reads the impossible words inside.

Alexander Blackwood is writing to her from 1947.

A journalist displaced by war and searching for meaning, Alexander has discovered that letters placed in a specific spot in the library's foundation can travel through time. What begins as an exchange of curious correspondence soon becomes something neither expected: a love that defies every law of physics.

Through their letters, Sophia and Alexander create a romance that spans decades. She learns about his world of post-war America, while he marvels at her descriptions of the 21st century. But their impossible love comes with a devastating truth: Alexander is destined to die on December 7th, 1947, just weeks away in his timeline.

Faced with losing the only man she's ever truly loved, Sophia must make an impossible choice: accept fate, or risk everything to save him. But changing the past comes with consequences that could unravel the very fabric of time itself.

When Sophia and Alexander attempt to bridge the gap between their worlds, they discover that some love stories don't end with "happily ever after"; they end with something far more powerful. Something that proves love can truly conquer all.

Even time itself.

Perfect for readers who loved The Time Traveler's Wife, Me Before You, and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. A sweeping, emotional journey about the lengths we'll go to for love and the courage required to let go.

This standalone novel contains mature themes and a bittersweet ending that celebrates the transformative power of true love