She came to serve a sentence. He just wanted her gone. Neither expected to rewrite the ending.

Bryn Wilder was raised on polished press releases and perfectly timed apologies. When a corporate scandal puts her in the crosshairs, she’s shipped off to Evermere—a town too small for her reputation and sentenced to community service at a dusty little bookstore that still uses a manual cash register.

She plans to serve her hours in silence, keep her head down, and avoid forming emotional connections with sarcastic locals who wear flannel like a threat. Especially Nate Reyes, the brooding co-owner of The Last Chapter, who makes it very clear he doesn’t need help—or her.

But between misfiled romances, late-night shelving shifts, and one annoyingly annotated paperback, Bryn starts to wonder if this exile might be the plot twist she didn’t see coming. And Nate? He might be more than just the grumpy guy guarding the checkout counter. He might be the one who finally sees her for who she is… not who the headlines said she was.

Return to Sender is a heartfelt romantic comedy filled with bookish banter, broken heels, emotional detours, and a love story worth rewriting.