Write Me For You

We had a chance, and we were going to hold onto it with both hands...
AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER
The Heartbreaking Novel from Sunday Times Bestselling Author of A Thousand Boy Kisses and A Thousand Broken Pieces
READERS ARE WEEPING OVER WRITE ME FOR YOU
'This is a five-star read you will need the tissues for '
'I sobbed from start to finish, and it even brought out an ugly cry '
'Tillie Cole just knows how to shatter my heart in to a million pieces'
'Get the tissues ready if you'd like to read this story. It's heartbreaking, real and beautiful.'
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Seventeen-year-old June Scott has always dreamt of becoming a novelist. To write the greatest love story ever told.
One that would fill hearts and souls with happiness and joy.
However, June has never been in love and when she receives some devastating news, there doesn't feel as if there's much time left for her own beautiful love story.
That's until she meets Jesse Taylor who treats every day as if it could be his last. Which could be true. For them both.
Together their worlds light up and a love so strong grows between them.
With days slipping away like sand in an hourglass June begins to write their love story. June is determined to give the boy she loves the story of them. And the world a reminder of who they might have been if their stars were written differently.
Because even when your heartbeat stops, a true love story never dies.
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PRAISE FOR TILLIE COLE
'I thought I was ready, but Tillie had me ugly crying after only two pages!' Reader Review
'My heart has been broken and put back together so many times reading this book!' Reader Review
'Tillie Cole is a must read author for me, I love everything she does and the versatility in her craft is quite simply astounding' Reader Review

Tillie Cole hails from a small town in the North-East of England. When she is not writing, Tillie enjoys nothing more than spending time with her little family, curling up on her couch watching movies, drinking far too much coffee, and convincing herself that she really doesn't need that last square of chocolate.