London Craft has exactly the life she wants. She's a successful artist with a hot line of edgy clothing and merchandise she sells from her boutique, Hell in a Handbasket. Along with her incredible chosen family, she's in a loving relationship with Reggie, her girlfriend of six years. When Reggie blindsides London with a public marriage proposal, London freezes. She's never wanted anything traditional, let alone marriage. When Reggie leaves her, she thinks things can't possibly get worse, until she receives the call that her estranged mother has died. Suddenly, she's catapulted into contact with the family she hasn't seen in nearly twenty years. After her mother's funeral, London discovers a letter she wrote to her future self as part of a school project when she was ten years old. Face-to-face with her childhood ideals and the drastically different life she's built, London must find her way to the future--and love--she truly wants.