You Said I Was Your Favorite by Monica Murphy (Paperback)

You Said I Was Your Favorite by Monica Murphy (Paperback)

Book 5 of 8: Lancaster Prep

He’s the reckless Lancaster, she’s the shy groundskeeper’s daughter, and punishment forces them side by side. Friendship shifts into obsession, desire grows, and soon he wants Daisy in the open, no matter who disapproves. She’s the girl no one notices, but to him, she’s unforgettable...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
MM-LP-05-YSIWYF-PB
ISBN:
9781405963367
Pages:
484
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Weight 346 g
Dimensions 128 × 34 × 197 mm
Author

Monica Murphy

Book Series

Lancaster Prep

Book Series Order

Book 5 of 8

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Contemporary, Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary Romance, Dark, Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Fiction, Forced Proximity, Friends To Lovers, High School, New Adult, Romance, Second Chance, Smut, Sports Romance, Young Adult Contemporary

Publication Year

2023

Publisher

Penguin Books

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Blurb:

Daisy Albright has perfected the art of going unnoticed. The groundskeeper’s daughter drifts through Lancaster Prep like mist—quiet, studious, invisible to most. Except one. He sees her. In class, in the halls, buried in romance books she pretends no one notices. Daisy keeps her head down, but her world shifts when she’s forced into close quarters with the boy everyone warns her about.

He’s the reckless Lancaster. Wealthy, popular, notorious for trouble he barely tries to avoid. One mistake on the first day of term earns him a punishment he never saw coming—working in the headmaster’s office alongside Daisy, the girl who shouldn’t tempt him yet somehow becomes all he can think about. Her smile disarms him, her kindness cuts through his bravado, and soon even her shyness feels like something sacred he wants to protect.

Their connection grows behind closed doors, in stolen laughter and lingering glances, while the rest of the school draws battle lines around them. She’s the scholarship girl, he’s Lancaster royalty, and everyone has an opinion. Friends disapprove. Parents object. Daisy’s father stands guard like a wall he’s determined to break through.

But obsession moves quickly, and desire demands bravery. He wants Daisy—fully, openly, without apology. If the world won’t accept them, he’ll face it head-on. Because for him, Daisy isn’t just the girl no one sees.

She’s the one he can’t look away from.