I will read anything and everything Rainbow Rowell writes. I will gladly devour her grocery lists. 
 Landline is a little bit magical. A little bit Back to the Future. And pretty much perfect. 
 Landline is the story of Georgie McCool, comedy television writer. (Awesome name and coolest job ever). She's madly in love with her husband Neal but is sure that he would be fine without her. She adores her cute kids but knows that Neal is the one they need. When Georgie's writing partner, Seth, tells her they need to write episodes of a new show over Christmas, Georgie has to stay in LA instead of going to Omaha with her family. While Neal is away, she begins to doubt their relationship thinking that he is leaving her. When Neal doesn't pick up his phone, Georgie, with her perpetually dead iPhone, calls his family's landline from her old yellow house phone. Instead of talking to her Neal who she's spent the last 17 years with, she ends up talking to 22 year old Neal. What happens when Georgie realizes she may have the power to change her and Neal's relationship with an old phone?