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For years, the music industry has been obsessed with a songwriter named Harmony. Nobody knows what she looks like. Nobody knows her real name. Nobody knows exactly how old she is. They only know that whoever is writing these songs is frighteningly talented. Taylor Swift is no exception. When her label asks her to collaborate with Harmony, Taylor expects an intriguing new songwriter and a potentially great session. She doesn’t expect a sixteen-year-old girl named Evelyn Goode to walk through the studio door. Evelyn has spent her entire life learning how to be independent. After losing her parents as a toddler and growing up in foster care, she’s learned not to expect people to stay. She doesn’t consider herself broken, and she certainly doesn’t need anyone to save her. She’s also a once-in-a-generation songwriter who has quietly built a legendary career under the name Harmony, a name inherited from the grandmother who taught her how to write music. Taylor and Evelyn click immediately, both musically and personally. What begins as a songwriting session quickly becomes an unexpected friendship, and Taylor finds herself becoming attached to the teenager behind the industry’s greatest mystery. Then Travis meets her. And somewhere between songs, late-night conversations, ridiculous jokes, and ordinary days, Evelyn starts becoming something neither Taylor nor Travis expected. Family. Written in Harmony is a story about music, identity, found family, and a girl who spent sixteen years learning how to survive on her own before discovering that maybe, just maybe, she doesn’t have to anymore.