If you could rewrite your memories, would you do it? Fashion editor Miranda loves her work and lives a high-energy life in the hustle and bustle of Madrid. Her boyfriend Tristan hates the fast pace, noise and exhaust fumes, and wants only to get back to Galicia and the seaside, longing for kids and a white picket fence.
As explosive as their mutual attraction is, and as deep their love, one of them is going to have to give up their dreams. It’s only a matter of time before Tristan admits that even love isn't strong enough to overcome their fundamental differences. The breakup is a shock to Miranda, but the very next day, she wakes up in the past on the day they met, and is forced to relive each momentous day throughout their relationship.
At first she's determined to avoid the heartbreak by stopping the relationship before it begins, but eventually she sees that she can rewrite the details of her past…but not the trajectory. So, she sets out to do better, hoping that she can avoid the inevitable heartbreak. But it becomes increasingly clear that she can't change who she really is – and what she really wants.
Everything I’ll Say to You Tomorrow is charmingly witty and deeply profound, exploring the nature of regret and the very human desire to rewrite the past – and, most importantly, the catharsis of acceptance in the midst of it all.
