You Said I Was Your Favourite by Monica Murphy

• AUTHOR: Monica Murphy
• COVER: Softcover

A heartfelt and captivating YA romance, You Said I Was Your Favorite by Monica Murphy dives deep into the complexities of first love, self-discovery, and the bittersweet emotions that come with young adulthood. With an emotionally rich storyline and relatable characters, this book is perfect for fans of slow-burn romance and stories of personal growth.

Synopsis:
When Lily and Jake first met, they instantly clicked, finding comfort in one another’s presence and understanding. But as their bond deepens, Jake’s secrets start to surface, and Lily begins to question whether their love can survive the pressures of their contrasting lives. After a painful breakup, Lily is left wondering if they were meant to be or if they were just a fleeting connection. Years later, they find themselves unexpectedly crossing paths once again, both carrying their own emotional baggage. As their past resurfaces, they must confront the truth about their relationship, face the unresolved feelings that still linger, and decide whether their love can truly stand the test of time.

Why You’ll Love It:

• A touching and emotional romance that explores the power of first love and the growth that comes from it.
• Themes of self-identity, vulnerability, and healing that resonate with readers navigating complex relationships.
• Compelling characters with personal struggles that readers can easily relate to, filled with raw emotion and depth.
• A slow-burn romance that delves into the intricacies of love, trust, and second chances.
• Written by Monica Murphy, known for her authentic storytelling and her ability to craft heartwarming, relatable characters.
• A perfect read for fans of YA romance that is both tender and realistic, with plenty of emotional highs and lows.

You Said I Was Your Favorite is an evocative tale of love, loss, and finding your way through the confusion of growing up. This heartfelt story will leave you reflecting on your own relationships and the power of holding on to the ones that truly matter.