Chasing Sofia

M.C. Roman

Jan 2015 · Nights in Madrid Book 3 · M.C. Roman

About this ebook

It’s not easy being the only girl in the Durant household. It’s tough when everybody views you as the baby of the family, despite having a twin brother who is only two minutes older than you. But most difficult of all is harboring a secret crush on your twin’s best friend for three years.

Sofia Durant is having the worst last weeks of high school she could have ever imagined, especially after failing two classes and having to take summer classes in order to graduate. So when Adrian Carter, the star of the college soccer team in Madrid unexpectedly asks her out on a date, she thinks her bad streak has come to an end.

But things take a turn for the worse and after an unspeakable night she wishes she could forget, flees to London to live with her older brother Leo. Eight months pass before she finally has the courage to come back home and resume her life, only to find that things are a whole lot different now and she’s not the only one who has changed.

Ratings and reviews

The guys perspective is very much fantasy. They seemed almost to think, talk and feel like a girl except that they play soccer. Yes there are complicated men in the world, but these men were just not believable.

I really liked this book. Loved the characters. But... sometimes the writing was a bit over repeated.. meaning they talked way too much about certain stuff over and over. I just get bored with too much self pitty.

Of course i loved that too! Very great story! It's my favorite of all her books so far.

About the author

M.C. Roman grew up in Mexico City and currently lives in Brooklyn with her funny sexy hubby. When she's not reading or writing, her hobbies include daydreaming, watching shows on Netflix, and cooking home cooked meals from Blue Apron.

Her debut novel, Teaching Mia, has garnered millions of reads online and was featured on Indie Reader Insiders’ Next Picks. Since then, she has also written Stealing Emma, Chasing Sofia, Loving Olivia, and translated her books into Spanish.