Love doesn't have to be perfect to be true . . .
Years ago, Tanner Green loved Sunny Letman. She was meant to be his first kiss, first love, first everything. Then their world spun upside-down and out of control.
Free-spirited Sunny doesn't do commitment. Sure, guys are great for a night or a week, but she always leaves first. That is, until professional skateboarder and town golden boy, Tanner Green, unexpectedly walks back into her life.
Despite their broken history, a fragile and undeniably electric connection still holds them together. Now Tanner has to convince Sunny that even though love isn't always perfect, it's worth sticking around for. . .
Praise for Lia Riley:
'Upside Down gave me all the feels. Romantic and poignant, the journey of love and acceptance lingers long after the book is closed' Jennifer L. Armentrout/J. Lynn, #1 New York Times bestselling author
'Must read romance . . . refreshing and heartfelt New Adult contemporary romance' USA Today
'Addictively readable' Booklist (starred review)
'Riley writes a captivating story from beginning to breathtaking end' Publishers Weekly starred review
'Fresh, sexy, and romantic. I cannot wait for the next book' Kristen Callihan, bestselling author
'Fast paced, electric and sweetly emotional! ' Tracy Wolff, New York Times bestselling author
'Where to even start with this book? Beautifully written, Australia, hot surfer Bran, unique heroine Talia. Yep, it's all just a whole lot of awesome. Loved it!' Cindi Madsen, USA Today bestselling author
'A rich setting and utterly romantic . . . I absolutely loved it! ' Melissa West, author of Pieces of Olivia
'Upside Down is a brilliantly-written New Adult romance that transported me to another country. With vivid imagery and rich characterisations, I was completely smitten with the love story of Bran and Talia. I cannot wait for the rest of their story!' Megan Erickson, author of Make it Count
Years ago, Tanner Green loved Sunny Letman. She was meant to be his first kiss, first love, first everything. Then their world spun upside-down and out of control.
Free-spirited Sunny doesn't do commitment. Sure, guys are great for a night or a week, but she always leaves first. That is, until professional skateboarder and town golden boy, Tanner Green, unexpectedly walks back into her life.
Despite their broken history, a fragile and undeniably electric connection still holds them together. Now Tanner has to convince Sunny that even though love isn't always perfect, it's worth sticking around for. . .
Praise for Lia Riley:
'Upside Down gave me all the feels. Romantic and poignant, the journey of love and acceptance lingers long after the book is closed' Jennifer L. Armentrout/J. Lynn, #1 New York Times bestselling author
'Must read romance . . . refreshing and heartfelt New Adult contemporary romance' USA Today
'Addictively readable' Booklist (starred review)
'Riley writes a captivating story from beginning to breathtaking end' Publishers Weekly starred review
'Fresh, sexy, and romantic. I cannot wait for the next book' Kristen Callihan, bestselling author
'Fast paced, electric and sweetly emotional! ' Tracy Wolff, New York Times bestselling author
'Where to even start with this book? Beautifully written, Australia, hot surfer Bran, unique heroine Talia. Yep, it's all just a whole lot of awesome. Loved it!' Cindi Madsen, USA Today bestselling author
'A rich setting and utterly romantic . . . I absolutely loved it! ' Melissa West, author of Pieces of Olivia
'Upside Down is a brilliantly-written New Adult romance that transported me to another country. With vivid imagery and rich characterisations, I was completely smitten with the love story of Bran and Talia. I cannot wait for the rest of their story!' Megan Erickson, author of Make it Count
Taschenbuch
The Concord has learned that the easiest way to bury a place is to redraw it. When the official maps of the Tefaya no longer match the ground beneath her feet, Mina Tazart reads the land against the paper and pulls loose an edited map, a vanished watercourse, and the quiet cartographer who taught a whole country to look at the wrong desert.