She gives advice to everyone. But what if the one who needs it most is her biggest secret admirer?

Sonia Roy prefers to stay invisible. Between dodging her mother's comments and writing for the school paper, she's learned that laying low is safer. Then she's thrust into the role of advice columnist, something she's certain she's not ready for. She reluctantly becomes Violet Ink, the mysterious voice who listens to everyone's problems—even if she can't solve her own.

Aster Martin has it all—as cheerleader and honor student, she has beauty, brains, and popularity. But no one sees the girl behind the perfect smile, trapped between absent parents and endless expectations. Completely lost, she turns to Violet Ink for help, writing in as The Loneliest Girl.

What begins as one letter becomes a lifeline. Violet Ink and The Loneliest Girl begin to fall for each other, but Violet Ink is also making a few enemies—not everyone is happy with the advice she's doling out and they're ready to take action against her.

If Sonia reveals her identity to win Aster's heart, she'll be humiliated before her peers. Will the girl giving advice find the answer she's been searching for all along, or is she better off staying hidden?