She sent a breakup text to the wrong number. He answered anyway.
Now Courtney Benwick is falling for the stranger inside her phone.
Then she arrives at her sister's Colorado wedding and meets Luke Mercer-funny, maddeningly competent, and increasingly difficult not to kiss.
The problem?
She still plans to meet the anonymous man she's been messaging.
It began with one humiliating wrong-number text.
He replied.
And somehow, neither of them stopped.
Soon Courtney is East, he is West, and their anonymous conversations become the place where they say everything they can't quite say anywhere else.
No real names.
No searching.
No disappearing.
No cheating the mystery.
Then Luke walks straight into her wedding-weekend chaos.
He's dryly funny, thoughtful, annoyingly useful-and the chemistry between them is becoming impossible to ignore.
She definitely should not kiss him.
Especially when West has become the person she trusts with the parts of herself she rarely lets anyone see.
Now Courtney is falling for a stranger through a screen while trying very hard not to fall for the man standing right in front of her.
And the coincidences are starting to feel a little too perfect.
Some wrong numbers are mistakes.
Some are introductions.
SO YOU'RE HIM is a witty, slow-burn romantic comedy featuring wrong-number texts, anonymous identities, sharp banter, wedding-weekend chaos, hidden identity, dual POV, low spice, and a happily-ever-after.