Somewhere Only We Know

<h2>A must read if you’ve read and loved <em>One Day in December</em> Mhairi McFarlane and Netflix’s smash hit show <em>Love Sick</em></h2> <p> <strong>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…</strong> </p> <p> <em>Boy meets girls…</em> </p> <p>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.</p> <p> <em>Girl meets boy…</em> </p> <p>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.</p> <p> <em>Girl gets deported?</em> </p> <p>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 favourite 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.</p> <p>From hazy summer days on the Common and heady nights in Soho’s basement bars to twilight walks along the Southbank will Alex realise what he’s got before it’s too late?</p> <p> <strong>Funny addictive and always honest this is a love letter to London friendship and the unexpected from the author of the bestselling <em>The Best Thing I Never Had</em>.</strong> </p>