Romance
Romance trilogy about first love and the ups and downs of a new relationship.
Luke is having a tough time. His dad has just died and life at home with his mum and older sister is difficult. Then he spots Eve, the girl of his dreams. But there is a problem… not only is she older than Luke, she’s already got a boyfriend. Luke is determined to convince Eve to give him a chance, but even when he does win her over, he discovers there is a lot more to a relationship that he thought.
Both Luke and Eve will discover a lot about each other, and themselves, as their relationship develops. But are they strong enough to stay together?
Romance
Luke first spots Eve at his dad's funeral. She's gorgeous, and she's the perfect distraction from his messed up family life. But there's only one problem - she's got a boyfriend.
Read more..."This summer story races along at a page-gulping rate, and is all the better for being told from a boy's puzzled, wry perspective."
Romance
The second Luke & Eve novel, following Six Steps to a Girl. Just when things are looking up, and Luke is determined to get some time alone with Eve, their supposed romantic summer holiday takes a turn for the worse.
Read more..."So far I've read Six Steps and Three's a Crowd, they were seriously good... it's like you [Sophie McKenzie] know exactly how teenagers feel... you actually write the things a normal teenager would do… I didn't want them to end!"
Romance
The final book in the Luke & Eve trilogy, following Six Steps to a Girl and Three's a Crowd. Now there is more turmoil for Luke & Eve as they have to live in different countries. Is their love strong enough to withstand the pressure of being apart?
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Sophie was born and brought up in London, where she still lives with her teenage son. She has worked as a journalist and a magazine editor, but fell in love with writing after being made redundant and enrolling in a creative writing course. She burst into the publishing world with Girl, Missing her debut novel (published 2006), which tallied up numerous award wins nationwide, including the Richard and Judy Best Kids’ Books 2007 (12+ category), The Red House Book Award and The Manchester Children’s Book Award. She was also longlisted for the Branford Boase award, which commends debut authors, and the coveted Carnegie Medal.
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