Landon

Anna Todd

Landon Gibson leaves behind his small-town life to attend New York University, where the city’s energy and unfamiliar independence challenge everything he thought he knew. As he navigates new friendships, complicated relationships, and the pressures of adulthood, Landon must move beyond his instinct to keep the peace and care for everyone else. A coming-of-age story about vulnerability, self-discovery, and the difficult choices that shape a person’s future, the novel offers an intimate look at the quieter struggles behind a major life transition.

Anna Todd

Landon Gibson has always been the dependable nice guy, putting everyone else’s needs before his own—but even selflessness has its limits. As he tries to understand the enigmatic Nora, Landon is drawn into questions about her past and the history he shares with Dakota, forcing him to reconsider what he truly knows about the people closest to him. Set against the emotional turbulence of young adulthood, the novel explores identity, loyalty, love, and the courage it takes to step beyond the role others expect you to play.