She’s a solitary ceramicist. He’s her childhood bully turned next-door neighbor.
She remembers everything.
He remembers nothing.
And that’s exactly how she wants it—until it isn’t.

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Ellie Ellington has spent decades crafting a quiet life in the Pacific Northwest, shaping clay and keeping her past firmly behind her. But when Henry Davenport moves in across the breezeway, Ellie is stunned to find her old nemesis—and first crush—standing on her doorstep, all grown up and utterly unaware of who she is.

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Armed with anonymity and a sharp tongue, Ellie plans to keep it that way. But as their lives begin to tangle, so do her feelings. Because the boy who once broke her heart may be the man who helps her heal it.

 

Funny, tender, and full of heart, Lenore Eleanor Ellington is a story about memory, identity, and the unexpected ways love finds us—even when we’re not looking.