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Inspired by: White Horse (Taylor’s Version) and Fearless (Taylor’s Version)

She said yes at seventeen.
She said goodbye at twenty-five.
Then again at thiry-one.
And for ten long years, she said nothing at all.

Now, on the night of her forty-first birthday—with a glass of wine in her hand and a text that shakes the ground beneath her—Nora James meets a man who just might change everything.

Raw, romantic, and unapologetically steamy, The Ride Home is a story of second chances, real love, and the long road it takes to finally get home.

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Families are complicated.

Some yell. Some hug. Some drink too much and cry about it later.
And some quietly ask their grown children to come home and help clear out the attic.

Dawn Hollis hasn’t been back in years. She had good reasons—ones she still keeps neatly boxed up in a mental filing cabinet labelled “Not Helpful.” But when her father calls, saying her mother’s moved into care and the family home needs packing up, Dawn does what she always does: she shows up.

She’s good at that. Showing up.
Cleaning up.
Making impossible things sound polished and professional.

Inspired By: The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived by Taylor Swift

Some wounds are louder than words. Some silences echo forever.

Aurora Lockwood was never meant to return to the house where it all fell apart. Not after the night her sister vanished. Not after the years of violence, of shame, of quiet complicity from the one man who should have protected them. But when her mother dies, Aurora is pulled back to the town that never asked questions—and the father who never gave answers.

In the stillness of her childhood home, ghosts stir. Secrets long buried begin to surface. And alongside her younger sister, Isla, Aurora is forced to confront the truth they were never allowed to speak: that silence can be just as violent as rage, and absence doesn’t absolve a damn thing.

The Silent Man is a raw, unflinching story of family, betrayal, and the brutal cost of looking away. For anyone who’s ever screamed into a void and begged to be heard—this is your story.

Coming July 1st

Merritt is forty-one, widowed, and barely holding together the pieces of a life that used to make sense. Her days are measured in careful routines and quiet grief—until she quite literally falls at the feet of Norland’s most captivating politician.

Beau Laurent is the country’s Minister of Finance, a divorced father of three, and a man used to attention—but not like this. Not from her. With deep blue eyes that make everyone feel like they’re the only person in the room and a calm that steadies everything around him, Beau offers Merritt his hand—and maybe something more.

What begins with a fall becomes a slow, aching unraveling. Of memories. Of grief. Of everything Merritt thought she had to survive alone. But falling for someone new means confronting everything she hasn’t let go of—and learning to believe in something softer than survival.

Set against the snowy streets of Arbourleigh and the stormy backdrop of political tension, On the Edge of After is a sweeping, second-chance love story about the weight of memory, the quiet rebellion of vulnerability, and what happens when two people brave enough to love again finally collide.

Hardcover coming June 15th. Because paperback says feelings, but hardcover says collectible breakdown.

Slip off your shoes, press play on the mixtape, and come home to the glow of a computer screen humming with possibility. In Dial-Up and Daydreams, Volume I of the Poetry and Prose series, Britt Wolfe captures the aching tenderness of growing up in a world that was just beginning to log on.

With each page, Wolfe resurrects the magic of the in-between—the era of landlines and late-night chats, VHS tapes and voicemails, daydreams and dial-tones. It’s a love letter to friendship bracelets and fuzzy butterfly clips, to the girls we were and the women we’ve become.

This anthology blends poetry and prose into an intimate, emotionally resonant collection that speaks to anyone who ever scribbled in the margins of a notebook or fell in love with the idea of someone through a glowing screen. Dial-Up and Daydreams is tender, nostalgic, and beautifully honest—a mirror held up to a generation raised on MSN Messenger and messy first love.

For everyone who still remembers the sound of the internet connecting, and the feeling of yourself disconnecting just to survive—it’s time to log back in.

Coming December 15th

Pop in the second tape, adjust the tracking, and settle in for a sequel that hits just as hard as the original. In Dial-Up and Daydreams II, the next volume in the Poetry and Prose series, Britt Wolfe dives deeper into the nostalgia vault—this time through the soundtracks and screenplays that raised us.

From sleepover classics to scene-changing soundscapes, this collection celebrates the movies that made us quote everything, cry for no reason, and believe that anything could happen in a Blockbuster aisle. It’s a love letter to boom boxes and bass lines, to awkward dances and iconic monologues, to the sound and cinema that shaped our weird, wonderful coming-of-age.

Blending poetry and prose with Britt Wolfe’s signature mix of softness and sharpness, this anthology honours the way art imprints on us—and stays. For anyone who memorized a soundtrack before they ever kissed someone, who fell in love with fictional boys in flannel, or who still gets chills when the credits roll—Dial-Up and Daydreams II is your permission slip to rewind.

Because some stories need more than one volume. And some decades? Deserve a double feature.

Coming June 15, 2026

Sharpen your eyeliner. Lace up your boots. And crack open a spine that bites back. In Nevertheless, She Raged, Volume III of the Poetry and Prose series, Britt Wolfe turns fury into firelight and dares you to sit with it.

This anthology is a battle cry whispered in verse—a love letter to every woman who was told to smile, be quiet, take the compliment, take the blame. It’s for the girls who colour-coded their rage, the mothers who swallowed theirs whole, and the ones still learning that softness and fury are not opposites, but sisters.

Through poetry and prose that’s both unflinching and unexpectedly tender, Wolfe peels back the layers of inherited silence to uncover what happens when we stop being polite and start being heard. Raw, real, and laced with dry wit, Nevertheless, She Raged is what happens when the good girl grows teeth.

For anyone who’s ever been called too much, too loud, too angry—this is not an apology.

This is a reckoning.

Coming December 15, 2026

Light the candles. Burn the letters. Make the playlist. In Love As A Verb, Volume IV of the Poetry and Prose series, Britt Wolfe explores the messy, miraculous, everyday act of loving—with both hands and a heart that keeps showing up.

This isn’t a book about perfect love. It’s about the kind that calls when you’re sad and holds the grudge with you. The kind that scrubs the shower without being asked. The kind that hurts sometimes—but stays anyway. It’s for the slow-dancers, the second-chancers, and the people who know love isn’t a feeling.

It’s a choice.

Wolfe blends poetry and prose into a heart-aching, quietly funny, and beautifully hopeful collection about what it really means to love someone—in words, in actions, in silence, and in the spaces in between. Whether you’re in it, out of it, or aching to try again, Love As A Verb is a reminder that love isn’t just something you feel.

It’s something you do.

Daniel needed a place to disappear. Ashridge Hollow—a small, secluded town lost in the woods—seemed perfect. Quiet streets. Empty houses. Neighbours who smiled politely but never asked too many questions.

It was supposed to be a fresh start.

But the Hollow isn’t the kind of town you find by accident. It’s the kind that finds you.

In the crumbling house at the end of Turner Lane, Daniel discovers something waiting for him: a rope, hanging from the attic beams, that never stops swinging. At first, he tells himself it’s just an old house settling. Creaks. Drafts. Shadows. Things he can explain away.

But the creaking grows louder. The shadows sharper. And the past Daniel thought he left behind begins to unravel around him, thread by thread.

Because in Ashridge Hollow, nothing ever really leaves. Not the guilt. Not the dead. And not the rope, still swinging, slow and patient, waiting for the next.

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They came to Ashridge Hollow for the stories.

A rented house. A month-long stay. A podcast season built on ghost tales, folklore, and whispers from the town that didn’t like to be spoken for.

At first, it was flickering lights. Cold air. Dreams that didn’t belong to them.

Then came the girl.

The one in the old-fashioned dress. The one who knew their names. The one who didn’t want them to leave.

Some houses don’t want to be remembered.
Some stories don’t want to be told.
And some towns make storytellers into subjects.

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The Whitlocks came to Ashridge Hollow for peace.
A new town. A quiet house. A chance to disappear.

But the house had a locked door in the basement.
And Ben, fifteen and restless, found it.

Inside: a padded room.
Soundless. Still. Wrong.
The mirror didn’t show his reflection.

Over the summer, the house changed.
So did the children.
So did Ben.

He started locking the doors.
Sealing the windows.
Telling them it was safer that way.

By the time the storm hit, it was already too late.
And in the morning, when Marla came, he didn’t run.

Some rooms were never meant to be opened.
And some boys were always meant to stay.

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They moved to Ashridge Hollow in early spring. Newly married. Hopeful. The house was old, ivy-clad, and quiet. It had charm, the agent said. Good bones.

But history doesn’t stay buried in Ashridge Hollow.

It started with cold air in the nursery. A lullaby Becca didn’t remember learning. A cough behind the wall.

Joel thought it was stress. Becca said it was memory.

She spoke of winters she never lived through. Names she shouldn’t know. A girl she claimed had once shared her room.

The house changed around her. So did Becca.

And in Ashridge Hollow, when a house starts to remember you—
it rarely forgets.

Inspired By: Timeless (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift

They found each other across centuries. But this time, they remember.

She doesn’t know his name. But when their eyes meet across a crowded train station, time tilts—and something ancient stirs in her bones. A memory without shape. A love without beginning. A sense that she has loved him before.

And she has.

In a hidden garden in Tudor England. In the midst of war, soaked in smoke and sorrow. In stolen moments and impossible places, lifetime after lifetime, they find each other—only to lose each other again.

Echoes Of Us is a hauntingly romantic story of love that defies time, memory that lingers like breath on glass, and the aching beauty of finally finding your way back. For anyone who has ever believed in fate, in soulmates, in the magic of déjà vu—this one is for you.

Inspired By: Holy Ground (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift

He thought he had forgotten her. Until her name reappeared in print—and brought it all rushing back.

When Walter Callahan reads the obituary of Margaret Dawson, the love he lost more than sixty years ago, the quiet rhythm of his days is shattered. Once a brilliant NASA engineer, now an old man surrounded by silence, Walter is swept back into the dazzling warmth of a love that shaped him—one that danced its way into his soul and never truly left.

Their story unfolds in the shadow of history, in the golden hours of a Texas autumn and the hushed heartbreak of November 22, 1963. As Walter revisits the places where he loved her, where he lost her, and where their lives forever changed, he is haunted by the memories of a girl with music in her fingers and forever in her eyes.

The Last Dance is a sweeping, poignant reflection on the kind of love that arrives only once, echoes through a lifetime, and still makes your heart ache decades later. For every reader who’s ever wondered what might have been, this is a story that reminds us: some dances are meant to be remembered.

Inspired By: New Year's Day by Taylor Swift

Some friendships never fade. Some goodbyes don’t mean the end.

For Maddy, New Year’s Eve was always magic—fireworks in the snow, candlelit laughter, and the steadfast presence of her best friend, Eve. But now, with Eve gone, the holiday she once loved feels hollow. That is, until a letter arrives. One final message from Eve, written in the knowing quiet of goodbye, filled with the kind of love that lingers long after breath is gone.

As Maddy reads the words only Eve could have written, she is transported through decades of friendship, memory, and all the small moments that made up a life shared. With her husband by her side and her sons’ laughter echoing down the hall, Maddy is reminded that grief and love are forever entwined—and that some people never really leave us. They live on in the snow, in the silence, and in the hand we still feel holding ours.

Holding On To The Memories is a tender, heart-aching celebration of friendship that endures beyond loss. For everyone who has ever loved a friend like family, this is a story that will stay with you long after the final page.

Inspired By: You're Losing Me (From The Vault) by Taylor Swift

What do you do when the love of your life is slipping away—and there’s nothing you can do to stop it?

Eve was the kind of woman who held everyone together. A loving wife. A fiercely loyal best friend. A dreamer who once filled empty rooms with plans for a future that would never come. But now, faced with a diagnosis that steals more of her each day, Eve is caught in the ache of letting go—of her dreams, her body, her life.

As her husband, Sebastian, pulls away in grief, and her best friend, Maddy, clings tighter, Eve must navigate the quiet unraveling of everything she once was. Love becomes both anchor and agony. Time, both cruel and precious. And in the end, it isn’t about how long you stay, but how deeply you’re held when you go.

Fading From Forever is a breathtakingly tender story of love, friendship, and the courage it takes to face the inevitable. For anyone who has ever loved someone through the hardest goodbye, this is a tribute to the kind of love that never fades—even when the person does.

Inspired By: Mean (Taylor's Version) by Taylor Swift

Some wounds aren’t loud. They’re quiet, invisible—and they don’t always heal.

Lina spent her entire life trying to earn the love of a father who only ever saw through her. Overshadowed by a golden older sister and dismissed at every turn, she was the quiet child, the good girl, the one who disappeared into the wallpaper of her own life. But being good was never enough. Not for Arlo. Not for Michelle. Not for a family who only loved conditionally—if at all.

Now an adult, Lina has built a life of her own—far from the Pennsylvania town that never saw her, far from the house where she was silenced. But when her father dies, the past comes clawing back. Old ghosts, unfinished grief, and family dysfunction swirl once more as Lina is forced to reckon with the truth: that healing doesn’t always come from reconciliation—it comes from release.

Good Without You is a powerful and unflinching story about the ache of being unloved, the strength it takes to walk away, and the quiet triumph of choosing yourself. For anyone who has ever had to heal without an apology, this is for you.

Inspired By: Down Bad by Taylor Swift

In a world that didn’t want them to, they dared to fall in love.

Noah Calloway was never meant to fall for Matteo. Not on a Texas ranch soaked in privilege and silence. Not under a sky heavy with the weight of legacy and fear. But against all odds, their love bloomed—fierce, hidden, and all-consuming.

When a single moment of betrayal shatters everything, Matteo is forced to make an impossible choice: protect the boy he loves or stay and risk everything. As borders close and walls rise, the world around them threatens to erase what they shared. But love like theirs doesn’t vanish—it lingers in the heat of memory, in the hollow ache of what could have been, and in the breathless moments between guilt and hope.

Harder To Breathe is a devastatingly tender story of stolen moments, unspoken dreams, and the heartbreak of loving someone you can’t hold onto. For every reader who’s ever lived a love too big for the world, this is your story.

Inspired By: Champagne Problems by Taylor Swift

She was supposed to say yes. But saying no saved her life.

Cara always looked like the girl who had it all—brains, beauty, and the perfect boyfriend. But behind the sparkling façade was a life slowly shrinking to fit someone else’s idea of perfect. When Jasper drops to one knee at their university gala, surrounded by flashing cameras and champagne flutes, Cara is faced with a choice: keep living a life that’s slowly erasing her, or finally find the courage to walk away.

What follows is not a clean break but a long unraveling—of friendships, reputations, and everything Cara thought she knew about love. As whispers swirl and loyalty is tested, Cara must piece herself back together while the world watches and judges. Because choosing yourself doesn’t come with applause. It comes with silence, shame, and the quiet strength of a woman who knows her worth.

The Answer is a brave and beautifully wrought story about breaking free from the expectations that bind us, and the healing that begins the moment we finally choose ourselves.

Inspired By: Our Song and 'Tis The Damn Season by Taylor Swift

She left home chasing a dream. She returns to find herself.

Willa Barrett was once the golden girl with big-city dreams and a heart full of love for her high school sweetheart. But more than a decade of heartbreak, addiction, and false starts has left her hollow, fractured, and far from the girl she used to be. When she returns to her small hometown of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, for a quiet, unannounced visit, it isn’t for closure—it’s because she has nowhere left to run.

As Willa reconnects with her estranged father and the ghost of her first love, Tyler, she’s forced to confront the mess she made of her life and the person she’s become. But healing doesn’t happen in a straight line. It’s jagged and uncomfortable, stitched together through honesty, grief, and the tiniest glimmers of hope.

Every Road Leads Back To You is a tender, unflinching exploration of love lost and self reclaimed. For anyone who’s ever had to rebuild from the ruins, this story is a reminder that sometimes the road forward begins exactly where it all fell apart.