'★★★★★'
A wonderful, heartwarming story'
'A galloping, engrossing novel'
'Not your typical romance book'
'I liked it enough to read it again!'

What if Prince Charming had found Cinderella by mass email, instead of that glass slipper?
Inspired by a true story.
When Sam meets fellow Terry Fox University student Lauren in an off-campus basement bar, sparks fly, but when he tries her number the next day, he learns she's given him the wrong digits. Instead of feeling slighted, he has faith it's an honest mistake, and worries she'll think he's "that guy" if he doesn't call. Without her last name or residence floor, he tries the university's email system, and mass-emails all 246 women named Lauren in hopes of finding the right one. The women bond in same-name solidarity, forming a Facebook group called Lauren from Last Night. When the story goes viral, the women promise to protect Lauren from "stalkerish" Sam, but they might be keeping her from the love of her life. "The Laurens" aren't the only obstacles in love's way. Sam and Lauren are both trying to escape their heartbreaking, tragic past. Lauren's ex-boyfriend has transitioned and they are now finding a new way forward as friends. Sam's sister died in a tragic event and he struggles as his mother tries to overcome her fear and xenophobia. Is love strong enough to lift us from the pain and prejudices that weigh us down? Read Sam and Lauren's page-turning story to find out.
Amazon Bestseller Lists: #1 in Medical Fiction in Kindle Store - USA, UK, Canada #5 in New Adult Romance - Canada, #9 in the USA #90 in Medical Fiction Paperback Books - Canada NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: This is not a straightforward boy-meets-girl cute romance. It has humor but it also has tragic moments, suspense and covers some controversial topics. These were topics I felt compelled to write about at this time. Depending on the reader, two events are possibly "triggering" due to aggression and violence. TWO sensitivity readers approved this novel and one was a trans woman. Please know I take my work as an author seriously and would like you to rest assured that every single word was chosen with great care and respect for other cultures and the LGBTQ+ community.
Thank you. - Heather Grace Stewart