SO YOU'RE HIM

She sent a breakup text to the wrong number. He answered anyway.

Now she's falling for a stranger in her phone-and a man standing right in front of her.

Courtney Benwick is good at fixing other people's problems. So when her boyfriend dumps her by email five weeks before her sister's wedding, she does what she always does: writes the perfect response.

There is just one problem.

She sends it to the wrong number.

The stranger who answers is funny, infuriatingly perceptive, and far too easy to talk to. What begins as an embarrassing mistake turns into something neither of them planned. Soon their texts become anonymous letters on Postmark, where Courtney is East, he is West, and neither knows the other's real name, face, or exact location.

Their rules are simple: no searching. No disappearing. No cheating the mystery.

Then Courtney arrives in Colorado for her sister's wedding and meets Luke Mercer.

Luke is dryly funny, maddeningly competent, and impossible to avoid when wedding chaos keeps putting them side by side. Courtney should not be noticing the way he makes terrible coffee tolerable, or how easily he sees through her carefully organized defenses.

She definitely should not kiss him.

Especially when West has become the person she tells everything she cannot say out loud.

Now the man in front of her and the stranger inside her phone are pulling her in two different directions-and the coincidences between them are becoming much harder to ignore.

Some wrong numbers are mistakes. Some are introductions.