When aspiring screenwriter Mia returns to her hometown in Havenbrook to shoot her first feature film, the last person she expects to partner with is Lincoln—her high school sweetheart and the one who got away. Now the owner of the town's beloved old movie theater, Lincoln has every reason to help make Mia's low-budget indie a success. What he doesn't expect is for all those buried feelings to come rushing back the moment she walks through his doors.
As cameras roll and the whole town buzzes with excitement over their local celebrity, Mia and Lincoln find themselves falling into the same easy rhythm that made them inseparable as teenagers. But working together means confronting the painful reasons they broke up all those years ago, and the dreams they each sacrificed in the process.
Between late-night script revisions, stolen glances across the theater, and a small town convinced they belong together, Mia begins to wonder if her greatest love story isn't the one she's filming, but the one she's living. Will they finally get their Hollywood ending, or are some stories too broken to rewrite?
Perfect for fans of second-chance romance and small-town charm, Lights, Camera, Love proves that sometimes the best stories happen when the cameras stop rolling and real life begins.
A heartwarming tale of lost love, creative passion, and the magic that happens when you're brave enough to take two.
