We Used To Be Magic

What if the universe wants two people to be together, but they''re too messed up to notice? This Next Great Love Story is a swoony slow-burn ''Brits in New York'' can''t-put-do wn YA read that''s perfect for fans of Normal People and aspirational cinematic romance. ''I''ll come back.''I tell him, squeezing his hand. ''Of course I will.'' ''You have to. You don''t want to offend the universe after it put in so much work to get you here.'' ''Right.''I smile. ''Except I thought you didn''t believe in that stuff?'' ''Yeah, well, life happens. You happened.'' Rookie model, Audrey, is navigating the dizzying bright lights of New York for the first time as Ezra - no stranger to the city, returns from studying abroad with a broken nose and a broken heart. Their connection is instant, smouldering and all-consuming. But when Audrey is confronted with the darker facets of the fashion industry and Ezra''s past proves impossible to outrun, will it be enough? Fate brought them together, but it might just tear them apart . . . A gorgeous ''will they, won''t they'' hook-laden romance that''s irresistible escapism in the most glamorous New York package. S cintillatingly hot yet endearing flawed characters strut (and stumble) right off the page as Audrey and Ezra''s tension fizzes throughout.

Auteur

Bea Ingalls is a Hertfordshire-based English graduate and debut author who writes contemporary YA fiction inspired by her love of big, cinematic storytelling. Aside from writing, you can usually find her making playlists, working as a bookseller, re-watching BBC's Pride and Prejudice or spending time with her best friend Charlie, who happens to be a dog.

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What if the universe wants two people to be together, but they're too messed up to notice? This Next Great Love Story is a swoony slow-burn 'Brits in New York' can't-put-down YA read that's perfect for fans of Normal People and aspirational cinematic romance.