Welcome to New York

Harry has a secret.
He led a well-planned life and knew exactly what he wanted. Until...
Something chased him away from his hometown in England. He arrivesin New York wishing to erase his past, eager for a fresh start. A newlife. Everybody here was someone else before.

Alana has a secret.
She left her small town in the Midwest chasing a dream. Shearrives in New York determined to see her name flashing in bright lights on Broadway billboards. Everybody here wanted something more.
She was in the right path, but then...

When Harry and Alana meet, they recognize each other's scars. Theybond over the things they don't say. They find comfort in long silences. But as they learn how to deal with life's plot twists, they find outthe Big Apple has its own plans for them.
For how long can they hide? How long can they keep everyone else at a distance? How long until their past catches up with their present?
Their lives are about to get irreversibly intertwined. Do you want to know how?

First of all, welcome to New York

Author: Luana Ferraz
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Luana Ferraz
Published: 03/01/2018
Pages: 388
Weight: 1.14lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9781976720017

About the Author
Ferraz, Luana: - "Luana Ferraz is a Brazilian writer and translator. She currently lives in São Paulo, but her mind wanders everywhere. She's graduated in translation and interpretation and has been working in this area for years. She loves translation, as for her it is nothing more than reinterpreting stories, but her greatest passion is telling stories of her own. Luana has been writing and creating stories for as long as she can remember. Her first creative work was a series of comics on a thief that wore a beanie and always ended up in jail. She was seven years old. As a teenager, she started writing poems and even music - the quality of which was very questionable. She discovered fanfiction and ventured in that a little bit, until she found out how to create her own characters. She is usually found wearing headphones and typing - in her notebook, phone or just writing down an idea on the Disney-themed notepad she keeps in her purse. She is probably writing right now."