Matthew Dalton hasn’t been back home in longer than he cares to admit, but a letter brings him news and soon he’s stepping back in time. Going home, to a place he doesn’t visit nearly often enough.<br><br>Daniel Ellis, on the other hand, has never left. He’s always stuck around, waiting for the man who stole his heart to return. When tragedy brings Matthew home, Daniel sees this as his opportunity.<br><br>The only problem? Daniel can’t bring himself to voice the feelings he’s kept buried deep inside all these years. So he gives Matthew all the letters he’s written over the years and never mailed. Will a box of love notes be enough to make Matthew stay?

Yesterday's Letters

A Post-It note: Is the possibility I love you the reason you continue to leave?


The back of a grocery store receipt: I still remember the day I met you. Yes, I would do it all over again.


A page torn from a notebook: I went to the park today for lunch. The sun cast its rays out over the water, and the way the surface sparkled made me think of you. How, you might ask? Because everything brings you to mind. There are all these little moments in life, the ones people either miss or take for granted. I want to share them with you. I sat there on that bench today, wishing for you to sit down beside me. We could have talked about the new Hugh Jackman movie or about your next book. Or the weird leggings Heidi is always wearing. Did you send her the pair with the mini Eiffel Towers all over them? I guess what I keep trying to say is, I miss you, Matt.


A gum wrapper: Please, please, please come back to me.


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