Mia's a 17 year old shy girl. Noah's a 23 year old popular boy. She loves to stay home. He loves to go out. She's his student. He's her teacher. These two meet and suddenly sparks are flying around them like an electric swirl in the wind. How can two total opposites attract and ever fall in love when they have nothing in common. ... Well nothing in common apart from Maths.

Lily Marsden. Fun loving and trying to forget the past... Or better yet remember it. Alex Stevens. Hard working and trying to forget his past... Or better yet remember it. One drunken night of fun takes an unexpected turn when these two create something neither of them planned on making. Can they try and piece their lives back together and realise that they aren't just strangers to each other, that in fact they were far more than that. Secrets, Lies, Betrayals and a Twist so shocking that it will have them both questioning every little thing in their lives that's happened and who to really trust. An accident tore them apart. Fate brought them back together Loving You Later © 2014, Melissa Bender Self-publishing ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This book contains material protected under International and Federal Copyright Laws and Treaties. Any unauthorized reprint or use of this material is prohibited. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without express written permission from the author / publisher.

~ "I remember everything. From the way his laughter became infectious, making me automatically smile and laugh with him, to the desperate screams that would forever echo in my mind." Tessa Hill never had to worry about anything else in the world. She was young, happy, and surrounded with her loving friends that included her big brother Jake. All was well and life was good. Until one accident changed everything. Now injured and withdrawn, Tessa struggles to face life on her own without her brother, but one person may be able to help her get through that. The same person she thought she remembered, but ultimately had forgotten . . . ~