Thousand Sleepless Nights, A

I sit beside you and I breathe more air. I look at you and I see a universe. I touch you and I connect with everything that has ever lived. I kiss you and I exist.
RUNNING FROM the grief of losing her beloved Aunt Jetty, Matilda meets Henry, a writer with no outlet for his words, and suddenly both of their worlds have meaning once more.
SIX YEARS LATER, Matilda and Henry load their young daughter, two antique typewriters, and a box of Henry’s love letters into the car and head off to a new life. But one snowstorm and a slippery road take it all away. In that black moment of tragedy, Matilda turns to Henry and says, “I wish I’d never met you.”
THE WORLD GOES DARK.
MATILDA WAKES UP with no memory of the last six years. Beside her on the bed sits a book and an antique typewriter. Can words on a typed page, sent from one typewriter to another, push aside tar-thick pain and resurrect love?