📚 Plot
She was only twenty when her first novel became a surprise bestseller. Reviews, interviews, book tours, everyone called her a rising star.
And in all that excitement, she signed a contract she barely read.
Six years later, she regrets every line of it.
Her publisher forced her to write the same kind of story over and over again, same themes, same tone, same formula. She wasn’t an artist anymore, just a machine repeating her own debut. Now that the contract has finally expired, she should feel free… but instead, she feels empty.
Every idea she collected over those years? Gone.
Every sentence she tries to write? Wrong.
And after a huge fight with her boyfriend, sparked by stress, frustration, and self-doubt, she books a two-week solo vacation, desperate to breathe again.
On the plane, she’s seated next to him.
He’s younger, sixteen to twenty, bright-eyed, curious, and buzzing with an excitement she hasn’t felt in years. He notices her failed attempts to write on her laptop and gently asks if she’s okay. One honest moment turns into small talk… then deeper talk… and suddenly she’s telling him more than she expected to.
She likes his personality and how he sees life.
And then she has an idea.
A wild one.
A last-hope kind of idea.
She asks him if he would become her temporary “assistant” for the two weeks of her holiday. Someone to bounce ideas off of, someone to challenge her, someone to drag her out of the mental corners she’s trapped herself in.
To her surprise, he agrees.
Now they’re spending two weeks on the same island resort, brainstorming, exploring, pushing each other, and slowly forming the most unexpected friendship either of them has ever had.
Will she finally write the book she’s dreamed of?
Can he ignite her lost spark?
And what life lessons will he take from her in return?
Two weeks. One impossible writer’s block.
Two people exactly wrong for each other and maybe exactly what the other needs.
She was only twenty when her first novel became a surprise bestseller. Reviews, interviews, book tours, everyone called her a rising star.
And in all that excitement, she signed a contract she barely read.
Six years later, she regrets every line of it.
Her publisher forced her to write the same kind of story over and over again, same themes, same tone, same formula. She wasn’t an artist anymore, just a machine repeating her own debut. Now that the contract has finally expired, she should feel free… but instead, she feels empty.
Every idea she collected over those years? Gone.
Every sentence she tries to write? Wrong.
And after a huge fight with her boyfriend, sparked by stress, frustration, and self-doubt, she books a two-week solo vacation, desperate to breathe again.
On the plane, she’s seated next to him.
He’s younger, sixteen to twenty, bright-eyed, curious, and buzzing with an excitement she hasn’t felt in years. He notices her failed attempts to write on her laptop and gently asks if she’s okay. One honest moment turns into small talk… then deeper talk… and suddenly she’s telling him more than she expected to.
She likes his personality and how he sees life.
And then she has an idea.
A wild one.
A last-hope kind of idea.
She asks him if he would become her temporary “assistant” for the two weeks of her holiday. Someone to bounce ideas off of, someone to challenge her, someone to drag her out of the mental corners she’s trapped herself in.
To her surprise, he agrees.
Now they’re spending two weeks on the same island resort, brainstorming, exploring, pushing each other, and slowly forming the most unexpected friendship either of them has ever had.
Will she finally write the book she’s dreamed of?
Can he ignite her lost spark?
And what life lessons will he take from her in return?
Two weeks. One impossible writer’s block.
Two people exactly wrong for each other and maybe exactly what the other needs.
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