A wonderful, long, beautiful life

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author Emily Henry, a story full of chemistry, conflict, and twists.

Alice Scott is incurably optimistic and determined to finally achieve her big writing dream.
The cold and competitive Hayden Anderson, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is her exact opposite.
Both arrive on the island of Little Crescent with the same goal: to write the biography of the mysterious Margaret Eaves. A former tabloid princess and daughter of one of the twentieth century's most legendary and scandalous families, who has not appeared publicly in years.
When she invites them for a month-long trial period, it immediately becomes clear that only one will win the right to tell her story.

Only Margaret gives each of them different pieces of her story. Pieces they cannot put together, due to a confidentiality agreement, and an intense attraction that grows stronger every time they are in the same room.
And soon it becomes increasingly clear that their own story, like the one Margaret is weaving, could be a mystery, a tragedy, or even a love story… depending on who tells it.