Louis Tomlinson and May Lucas couldn't have been more different. Outgoing and funny Louis is desperate to make it to London in time to save his band from breaking up forever.Shy, reserved May is terrified of airplanes after her parents were killed on 9/11, but is determined to start over in a new, exciting place like England, where she will attend university. A Starbucks latte, a missed plane to the UK, and a horrible accident bring the two together on Flight 447. May has never opened up to anyone before, and on an overnight plane ride, she confides in Louis. Louis has never met anyone as thoughtful, kind, or hauntingly beautiful as May, and by the end of the trip, he can't seem to get her out of his mind. But when you meet someone on an airplane, what are your chances of seeing them again, especially in a city as large as London? Pretty good if you're Louis Tomlinson...

"It's been seven years, Niall. I thought...you'd forget about me." When Allie Hunter's mother died of cancer, her life was torn apart as her formerly close-knit family was uprooted from their homestead in Mullingar, Ireland and replanted in Venice Beach, California. Allie was terrified of leaving behind her home, the family she used to know, the house that connected her to her deceased mother, and her best friend; a small, brown-haired boy named Niall Horan who lived across the street. Seven years later, Allie's move has changed her life, and it's changed Niall's, too: he's a household name now, thanks to his world-famous boyband, and his hair is blonde, but his eyes are still the same icy blue that reminds Allie of home. Meeting Niall again by chance wasn't something had Allie accounted for, but after traveling across Europe with a group of wild British boys, re-visiting her past & finding the mother she never had, Allie realizes that it was something that she wouldn't trade for anything. After all, he's the one who found her.