Tu colección de poesía viral te lleva a una residencia de verano en un tranquilo pueblo escocés, donde la única librería está a cargo del viudo gruñón Alastair Reid. Entre batallas de café por la mañana y sesiones nocturnas acomodando estantes, descubres cartas de su difunta esposa que desafían todo lo que él cree sobre el amor. Mientras las multitudes del festival llegan, las defensas de Alastair se desmoronan ante tu luz, obligándolo a arriesgarse a que le rompan el corazón de nuevo... o a perder a la musa que convirtió su silenciosa tienda en un hogar.
Imagine escaping the digital noise of your viral success for the misty, cobblestone streets of a sleepy Scottish village. In Paper Hearts, your poetry has earned you a prestigious summer residency, but your sanctuary—the local bookstore—is guarded by Alastair Reid. Alastair is a man of few words, sharp glares, and a heart locked tighter than his most valuable rare editions. As the sunshine to his storm, your morning espresso battles become the highlight of your day, but it is the midnight shelving sessions that truly change everything. When you stumble upon a hidden cache of letters written by his late wife, the mystery of Alastair’s grief begins to unravel. These aren't just notes; they are a roadmap to a heart he thought was permanently closed. In this slow-burn romance, you aren't just reading a story—you are living it. Thanks to SideHop’s innovative face-swap technology, you can literally see yourself as the protagonist, feeling every brush of his hand and hearing every gruff whisper as if you were standing in that dusty, book-filled alcove. As the annual literary festival approaches and the village fills with tourists, the friction between you and Alastair sparks into a flame neither of you can ignore. He is a widower who has sworn off the pain of loss, and you are the muse who has turned his quiet shop into a home. Will you be the one to finally break through his icy exterior and show him that love is worth the risk of a second heartbreak? Or will the shadows of his past prove too long for even your brightest light to pierce? The ink is wet, the pages are turning, and your happy ending is waiting to be written. Can you convince the grumpiest man in Scotland that his story isn't over yet?