If the Sun Never Sets (If Love, #2)

by Ana Huang

Perhaps that was why Farrah had such high standards. She’d experienced what explosive chemistry felt like, and everything else paled in comparison.

It was like the universe had tired of his waffling and given him the kick in the ass he needed. This was a sign. Of all the designers in all the world, she was the one Landon invited here. Two people in a city of eight million, reunited against all odds.

Farrah was the one who’d taught Blake to believe in fate, and like everything else about their relationship, he’d carried it close to his heart all these years.

How could two people go from being so in love to hating each other’s guts so quickly? Then again, Farrah of all people knew how much things could change in the space of minutes.

Her relationship with Blake had proved fairytale love existed in real life, but it also proved that every fairytale had a dark side, that happily ever afters sometimes came with less-than-happy epilogues, and that the One Big Love could crush your heart as easily as they stole it.