"I spied my coat neatly folded next to my hotel-room slippers at the foot of the bed, placed side by side. two feet poking out from a pile of blankets on a truly hideous sofa.
Which led me back to the view of the other room. I spied my coat neatly folded next to my hotel-room slippers at the foot of the bed, placed side by side. My hands flew to my mouth, muffling my involuntary scream. The cracked-open door and the sound of light snoring drifting into the room.
Threadbare floral curtains fluttering around a large window. I shot up - brain fully awake and registering everything around me: The small bedroom crammed with a hodgepodge of black wood furniture. I was still wearing my jeans and my neck was all crunchy-feeling. Was that Ji-Yeon? Did she spend the night in my hotel room? She’d done that in the past when I had particularly anxious nights. What happened to my black-out curtains? I never woke up to sunlight. The first weird thing I noticed was the light. You'll have to wait until spring 2019 to get your hands on this one, but Bustle's got an exclusive excerpt below: Chapter 13: Lucky Clark and photographed by Jena Cumbo!) should do it for you: If the synopsis above hasn't already cemented your excitement, just one look at the gorgeous cover (designed by Elizabeth H. Goo's latest book sounds like the perfect rom-com for dreamy spring afternoons. But the two come from very different backgrounds, and they must decide if they can risk everything for each other. Bustle's got the exclusive cover reveal and an excerpt from the book below!īeing billed as a modern-day Roman Holiday- the classic film about an American journalist (Gregory Peck) and runaway princess (Audrey Hepburn) who fall in love over the course of a whirlwind day in Rome - Somewhere Only We Know is set in Hong Kong, and circles on one fateful day when a K-Pop star and a tabloid reporter meet and fall in love. And with her latest release, Somewhere Only We Know, out May 7, 2019, Goo is poised to offer yet another page-turning romance tailor-made for spring reading. With 2017's I Believe In A Thing Called Loveand 2018's The Way You Make Me Feel, Maurene Goo cemented herself as a contemporary YA author with a knack for weaving together sunny, modern romances with cinema-worthy dramatic touches.
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