Bøger af Emma Noyes

"The unbreakable bonds of family are explored in this brilliant and tender story from the author of Guy's Girl. On the day she arrives in Canada for her older brother's wedding, Eliot Beck hasn't seen her family in three years. The separation has been painful. Eliot adores her big, wacky, dysfunctional family. Still, there's a reason she fled to Manhattan and buried herself in her work, and that reason is a secret she's not willing to share with anyone. Not when speaking it aloud risks sending her back there. Into the torturous, never-ending cycle of the obsessive-compulsive disorder that consumed her for years. Eliot thinks she's mentally prepared to survive the four-day-long wedding extravaganza-that is, until she sees her best friend, Manuel, waiting for her on the dock at the marina. The same person who, when they met, felt like finding the missing half of her soul. The same person she tried so hard not to fall in love with-but whose heart she broke anyway. Manuel's presence at the wedding threatens the stone walls that Eliot built around herself. The fortress that keeps her OCD at bay. And if she isn't careful, by the end of this wedding, the whole castle might come crumbling down"--

Ginny Murphy is a total guy's girl. She's always found friendships with boys easier to form and keep drama-free, as long as they don't fall for her, and she doesn't fall for them. She and her best guy friends have stuck to that. But then she meets Adrian Silvas, the only one who's ever made her crave more, and Ginny begins to question her own rules. Piece by piece, Ginny and Adrian begin to fall into something intoxicating, something dangerous. Ginny threatens to destroy the belief Adrian's held ever since witnessing his own mother's heartbreak: that love isn't worth the risk. For Ginny, the stakes could be even higher. Letting Adrian get close could mean exposing a secret she's long protected: her disordered eating. Ginny isn't looking to be saved by someone. But maybe she and Adrian can help each other... if they don't destroy each other first. Heartfelt and evocative, Guy's Girl is a powerful story about true love, self-love, and growing up.

Includes excerpt from How to hide in plain sight.

PRE-ORDER NOW! The unbreakable bonds of family and love are explored in this brilliantly tender story from the author of Guy's Girl.On the day she arrives in Canada for her older brother's wedding, Eliot Beck hasn't seen her family in three years. Eliot adores her wacky collection of siblings and in-laws, but there's a reason she fled to Manhattan and buried herself in her work - and she's not ready to share it with anyone.Eliot thinks she's prepared to survive the four-day wedding extravaganza - until she sees her best friend, Manuel, looking as handsome as ever. When they met as children, she felt like she'd found the missing half of her soul. She tried so hard not to fall in love with him. . . but did anyway.Manuel's presence threatens to undo the fortress Eliot has built around herself. If she isn't careful, by the end of this wedding, the whole castle might come crumbling down. . .

PRE-ORDER THIS UNFORGETTABLE NEW LOVE STORY THAT WILL MAKE YOU CRY, BREAK YOUR HEART, AND PIECE IT BACK TOGETHER ----The boy who couldn't love - and the girl who wouldn't.They showed up at almost exactly the same time, like two trains pulling into one station from opposite directions.On the surface, the two seem completely disconnected. But at their core, they were both powered by the same thing: love. One the wrong way to love another; the other the wrong way to love oneself. She didn't mean to become bulimic. It just kind of happened. Piece by piece, she fell into something intoxicating, something dangerous, and by the time she realized what was happening, it was already too late. But it wasn't his job to save her-she would save herself. And when she was ready, he was there.