It Felt Like a Kiss

'We were superglued to the pages of this book, and you'll be hooked too' heat The heart-warming, hilarious and utterly addictive romance from Sarra Manning, author of Rescue Me. Ellie Cohen is living her dream. A great job at an exclusive Mayfair art gallery, loyal mates, loving family, and really, really good hair. Well, there's the famous rock-star father who refuses to acknowledge her and a succession of 'challenging' boyfriends, but nobody's perfect. But when a vengeful ex sells Ellie out to the press, she suddenly finds herself fighting to keep her job, her reputation and her sanity. Then David Gold - handsome, charming but ruthlessly ambitious - is sent in to manage the media crisis . . . and Ellie. David thinks she's a gold-digger and Ellie thinks he's a shark in a Savile Row suit, so it's just as well that falling in love is the last thing on their minds . . . 'Sarra Manning pulls you straight in with another fantastically addictive, beautifully written read' Paige Toon, author of Someone I Used to Know 'Bright, funny, romantic - a total joy to read!' Mhairi McFarlane, author of Last Night 'A deliciously addictive tale of romance and reinvention' Marie Claire Readers love It Felt Like a Kiss: 'The book was VERY enjoyable, funny and had a brilliant plot that hooked you... But be warned: once you start reading you won't be able to put it down!' - - - - - 'Another amazing Sarra Manning book... Could not put the book down until I'd consumed every word on every page' - - - - - 'Beautiful and worth a read. You will not regret it!!!!' - - - - -'Loved this book from start to end' - - - - - 'Surprising and intriguing throughout the whole thing. A real page turner' - - - - -

Sarra Manning started her writing career on the music paper, Melody Maker, than spent five years working on the legendary UK teen mag, J17, first as a writer, then as Entertainment Editor. Subsequently she edited teen fashion bible Ellegirl UK and the BBC's What To Wear magazine. Sarra now writes for ELLE, Grazia, Red, InStyle, the Guardian, the Mail On Sunday's You magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Stylist and the Sunday Telegraph's Stella. Her YA novels, which include Guitar Girl, Let's Get Lost, the Diary Of A Crush trilogy and Nobody's Girl have been translated into numerous languages. Her first grown-up novel, Unsticky, was published in 2009, You Don't Have to Say You Love Me in 2011 and Nine Uses for an Ex-Boyfriend in 2012 Sarra lives in North London.