‘Dear Emily’ is the third and final installment of the ‘Polar Opposites’ trilogy that tells the story of Emily and Max, two people who have known each other for six years but never seem to find themselves on the same page. Max has loved Emily from afar for six years and once had the opportunity to declare his feelings. For one, brief moment, Max and Emily dreamt of a future together, one in which they lived an ordinary life. When Jude, her boss and boyfriend, came searching for her, Max reluctantly let her go and, heartbroken, succumbed to a brief, passionate affair with Jude’s cousin, Roxanne. Max is faced with the opportunity of a lifetime if he chooses to follow Roxanne to Paris, but he soon finds that his love for Emily cannot be conquered. ‘Dear Emily’ is a sweet, simple love story about two people coming together after years of misunderstandings. Emily must learn to overcome her fears and allow herself to open herself in ways she never has before. Similarly, Max must learn to speak his truth in Emily’s presence. The only truth that matters is his love for her and willingness to do anything to protect their relationship. Problems arise when Roxanne, spurned by Max, seeks revenge after he refuses to reconcile their relationship. Will his relationship with Emily survive the blow when his deepest, darkest secrets are revealed? ‘Dear Emily’ is about taking the ultimate risk in the name of love. Warning: This book contains strong language, strong sexual content, and mentions of self-harm.