Meet Me in Aveline

A GILMORE GIRLS meets THE NOTEBOOK love story.

Lettie Carlton was a wealthy girl from the city whose parents had high standards and even higher expectations. Lettie’s parents had her life planned out to the very last detail, even though her own dreams took place far outside of high society. One summer everything changed when she stumbled upon a town that was both quaint and inviting and despite her parent’s strict ideas, there was something life-altering in that town that none of them could have ever seen coming.

Tuck Anderson was the beloved, self-proclaimed hunk of his small town of Aveline. Growing up with a broken home and father, Tuck had plans to get out of town and join the Army, hoping to make something of himself. Those plans were derailed when he saw a beautiful girl with red hair peeking into his truck one afternoon. This encounter left Tuck questioning what it was he really wanted in his life and what he was going to do next.

Lettie and Tuck had a whirlwind summer; secretly falling in love and cherishing every moment they could together. But when their two very different worlds collided, everything came to a crashing halt, and they were both left with nothing more than a broken heart.

So, what happens when twelve years later, they meet again? Can they rekindle the love they once had, or are their hearts too shattered to be mended?

©2023 Lindsey Cord (P)2024 Lindsey Cord

Slow burning

Beautiful story with relatable characters. I loved how everything seemed to keep them apart and at the same time, brought them together at the right time.

My heart is so happy.

This is, without a doubt, one of the sweetest books I’ve ever read.

Lettie & Tuck are amazing characters & I fell in love from word one. I loved the Anne of Green Gables mentions, I adored the Wolfhound named Gilbert, & I love that, despite a rocky road, Lettie & Tuck found their way back to each other.

Thank you to Lindsey Cord for the Audible code. This book made me smile at work so much my boss took notice & teased me about how happy I was.