Naturally, Charlie

Charlie Barrow is still reeling from a broken engagement to a high-society man who shattered her heart, and Charlie Adams has walked away from his own wealthy family's expectations to chase a writing career in the city.

A brief, charged moment on the subway leaves them both thinking about the other, but it's a chance night out — and the awkward discovery that Charlie Adams has a date with Charlie Barrow's friend — that brings them properly together.

As heartbreak and coincidence keep pushing them into each other's orbit, the two Charlies build a friendship that slowly becomes something neither can fully name.

S.L. Scott tells a dual-POV story of two people learning to trust again after being burned, and choosing their own path instead of the one fate seems to be writing for them.