Letters for You: A Novel of Unsent Letters, Quiet Love, and Second Chances

When Mira Dasgupta finds a bundle of unsent letters hidden inside a second-hand book in an Edinburgh bookshop, she knows she should return them unread.She reads them anyway.The letters are intimate, aching, and addressed only to "You"-written by a man trying to put grief, anger, loneliness, and the pieces of a changed life somewhere safe.Then Mira meets their author.Calum MacKinnon is a sharp-tongued audiobook narrator who lost his sight years earlier and has no interest in being pitied, studied, or turned into someone else's inspirational story. He is also nothing like the lonely man Mira imagined from his letters.What begins as a series of questions for Mira's research slowly becomes something far more personal. Between rainy Edinburgh streets, quiet afternoons in bookshops, recording studios, unfinished letters, and conversations neither of them planned to have, Mira and Calum begin to discover the difference between imagining someone and truly knowing them.But intimacy is complicated when it begins with words that were never meant to be read.And before Mira can ask Calum to trust her heart, she must confront the question at the centre of everything: Can love survive once the person behind the letter becomes real?Letters for You is an emotional contemporary romance about unsent words, imperfect people, second chances, and the quiet courage it takes to let someone truly know you.