Overview

Written Between Us is a slow-burn queer romance about trust, trauma, and the quiet revolution of letting someone in. It’s about finding your way back to love—not through memory, but through presence, patience, and the choice to stay.

Architect Riley Price wakes up in a hospital bed with fractured memories after a devastating car accident. The woman sitting quietly at her side—Maren Calloway—is a stranger she can’t place but feels instinctively drawn toward. What Riley doesn’t remember is that before the crash, they were building something delicate and fiercely real: late nights spent sketching out dreams, soft mornings tangled in each other’s gravity, and the slow, careful unfolding of two people learning to trust where it hurt the most.

Now, those memories live only in Maren’s heart.

Faced with the unimaginable, Maren refuses to walk away. She chooses to stay—to rebuild not what they had, but what they could still become. Even when Riley doesn’t remember. Even when the fear feels bigger than the hope. Because some love stories aren't measured by grand gestures or perfect recollection. Some are written into the spaces between us: a glance, a touch, a choice to try again.

As Riley and Maren navigate memory loss, healing, and the slow reclaiming of something neither of them can name but both feel, they’ll discover that love isn’t just a memory—it’s the willingness to reach across the silence and choose each other, over and over again.

Tender, evocative, and quietly revolutionary, Written Between Us is for anyone who’s ever fought their way back to something worth holding onto.

Because even when the words are lost, even when the path forward is blurred—some things are never truly forgotten.

They’re just waiting to be found again.