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Somewhere Only We Know — Erin Lawless
A must read if you've read and loved One Day in December, Mhairi McFarlane and Netflix's smash hit show Love Sick
A gorgeously romantic and hilariously funny rom com about love in all its forms, the power of friendship and f*cking up in your 20s…
Boy meets girls…
Alex Bradley can't help but feel that life is rather passing him by. And not just life -- promotions, invitations, romance; the girl he loves only has eyes for his flatmate and his 9-5 job as the Immigration department skivvy is slowly numbing his soul. Until he meets Nadia.
Girl meets boy…
Nadia Osipova is running out of time. With no money, no lawyer and a totally fictitious boyfriend, she's got one last summer and one last appeal before the British government deport her back home.
Girl gets deported?
It's going to be a bumpy ride, one she's dragging her new friend Alex along for. As Nadia races through a list of all her favorite London adventures, for what may be the last time, Alex can't help but start to see the city, and his life, through Nadia's eyes.
From hazy summer days on the Common and heady nights in Soho's basement bars, to twilight walks along the Southbank, will Alex realize what he's got before it's too late?
Funny, addictive and always honest, this is a love letter to London, friendship and the unexpected from the author of the bestselling The Best Thing I Never Had.
A gorgeously romantic and hilariously funny rom com about love in all its forms, the power of friendship and f*cking up in your 20s…
Boy meets girls…
Alex Bradley can't help but feel that life is rather passing him by. And not just life -- promotions, invitations, romance; the girl he loves only has eyes for his flatmate and his 9-5 job as the Immigration department skivvy is slowly numbing his soul. Until he meets Nadia.
Girl meets boy…
Nadia Osipova is running out of time. With no money, no lawyer and a totally fictitious boyfriend, she's got one last summer and one last appeal before the British government deport her back home.
Girl gets deported?
It's going to be a bumpy ride, one she's dragging her new friend Alex along for. As Nadia races through a list of all her favorite London adventures, for what may be the last time, Alex can't help but start to see the city, and his life, through Nadia's eyes.
From hazy summer days on the Common and heady nights in Soho's basement bars, to twilight walks along the Southbank, will Alex realize what he's got before it's too late?
Funny, addictive and always honest, this is a love letter to London, friendship and the unexpected from the author of the bestselling The Best Thing I Never Had.
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