He was my best friend. Always. He had promised, hadn't he? And now... He broke that promise.

When an art student heads off to England to study abroad for a few months, she only expects to study, enjoy her stay and leave again. Only things don't exactly work out that way. When an incident occurs she turns to help from a stranger, and once things fall into place, life, reality, and a whole lot of other things take over. Is it too late to back out? Filled with drama, romance, and good old comedy, You & I should be a story read by you.

They say all good things must come to an end. The better the thing- the harder it hurts when it ends. Never thought I would be one of those people that experienced the best something so that it hit me so hard in the end. Its the worst. ------ Summer has arrived but instead of relaxing and hanging out with her friends, Cadence Evans is being forced by her mother to "bond" with her father who divorced her mom when she was 5 and has since had little contact. Worst of all, it isn't a bustling city she's used to but a small little town where her dad is focusing on becoming a writer. In an unusual place she meets a blue eyed Irish boy who she recognizes. Who wouldn't? And he seems to want to hang out with her a lot. She didn't expect that.

Book One of the Eternity Quartet. --- He is the boy at the back of the class. I'm the girl next to him. It's been this way since the beginning. The beginning of school- of our lives even. He is only a few days older than I am, and we have lived next to each other since the start. Yet, I haven't talked to him in what feels like forever... Not after the incident. All I need is a new beginning.

Magic is a dangerous thing. Especially when it has a chance to consume your being until you aren't even you anymore. Love is a scary thing. Love that is magical doesn't really exist. But love and magic together... Can it ever happen? Apparently not when consumption is so close...

"We've been friends for awhile." "Is it me, are you thinking of me?" "I'm a fool, baby, I'm just a fool." "Girl what would you do, if I were to say..."