I Hope This Doesn't Find You

Snarky and romantic, “I Hope This Doesn't Find You” is “Never Have I Ever” meets “To All the Boys” if Lara Jean wrote hate emails instead of love letters. Seventeen-year-old Sadie Wen is perfect on paper: school captain, valedictorian, and a pleasure to have in class. It's a reputation she's fought hard to earn at the highly prestigious Woodvale Academy, and one she's determined to maintain until graduation. The trick to keeping her model-student-smile plastered on her face at all times? She channels all her petty frustrations into her email drafts. One for the math teacher who refused to round her eighty-nine-point-nine percent up to ninety; one for the girl who blatantly copied her science project and took the credit for it. But most of her vehemently-worded emails are for her smug, infuriating co-captain, Julius Gong, who's been the sharpest thorn in her side ever since they were kids. Unlike in the classroom, Sadie doesn't have to hold back in her emails, because nobody will ever read them... that is, until someone sends them out. Overnight, Sadie's carefully crafted, conflict-free life is turned upside down. As old grudges resurface, new tensions grow, and her decade-long rivalry with Julius becomes the center of attention, the school forces the two captains to work together across a series of projects in a show of camaraderie. But amidst the chaos, Sadie finds herself increasingly surprised, by the boy she's sworn to hate, the classmates she thought she knew, and her own heart.

From New York Times bestselling author Ann Liang: An original I Hope This Doesn't Find You novella, featuring Sadie's and Julius's POVs! Academic rivals Sadie and Julius fell in love in I Hope This Doesn't Find You when Sadie's email drafts were accidentally sent out. Now, their love story continues on a two-week trip to California. Sometimes, a relationship feels so special, it's hard to believe it can work out. Featuring chapters from both Sadie's and Julius's perspective, they'll have to decide if their love-and the lives they plan to build on the other side of the world-are too good to be true. New York Times bestselling author Ann Liang delivers a special sequel novella full of mutual obsession romance and fluffy humor that is pure serotonin. Praise for Never Thought I'd End Up Here: * "Liang's prose is stunning . . . By turns laugh-out-loud funny, achingly earnest, and deeply romantic, Liang's latest rom-com is a journey of self-discovery and self-love that is a true delight." -- Booklist, starred review * "Hilarious and heartfelt, this story of budding young love simultaneously emphasizes the connections between romantic partners, between the characters and their culture, and with themselves." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review "A light and dreamy romance." -- Kirkus Reviews "In Never Thought I'd End Up Here, Ann Liang gives the classic enemies-to-lovers trope a fun, fish-out-of-water twist." -- Shelf Awareness Praise for I Hope This Doesn't Find You: * "A must-read, this novel is full of charmign dialogue, romantic-tension scenes, and heart-melting moments." -- School Library Journal, starred review "This sweet, cozy story is full of charming dialogue and laugh-out-loud scenes . . . Full of giggles, snark, and sweetness: Rom-com lovers, I hope this does find you." -- Kirkus Reviews Praise for This Time It's Real: * "Eliza is an enchanting, hilarious, and vulnerable heroine . . . an irresistible tale by Liang." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review * "A sweet and emotional love story." -- Booklist, starred review "An angst-y, heartstring-tugging romance between two sympathetic leads . . . Irresistible fun with unexpected sincerity." -- Kirkus Reviews "A total delight. Laugh out loud funny, sweet, and romantic, this is a sparkling gem of a book." -- Meg Cabot, author of The Princess Diaries series and No Words "Ann Liang's This Time it's Real has it all -- a messy but lovable heroine, fake-dating, Beijing! In short, a fun rom-com with loads of heart that is easy to fall for." -- Emiko Jean, New York Times bestselling author of Tokyo Ever After "Poignant, charming, and threaded with undeniable tenderness. The fake dating delivers both epic swoons and profoundly heart-melting moments, and Eliza's journey from self-contained to self-assured is beautifully empowering. I can't wait to read more from Ann Liang." -- Rachel Lynn Solomon, New York Times bestselling author of Today Tonight Tomorrow and See You Yesterday "An ordinary girl and a C-drama actor having to fake date, what's not to love? Funny, heartfelt, with the absolute best setting of an international school in Beijing, Ann Liang delivers a swoon-worthy story about taking chances and falling in love. A sparkling romcom from a talented new voice." -- Axie Oh, New York Times bestselling author of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea and XOXO "A poignant coming-of-age story and a sweet exploration of what it means to find a place (or a person) that feels like 'home.' Fun and fresh!" -- Kat Cho, New York Times bestselling author of Once Upon a K-Prom "Ann Liang pens a rich cultural world in this sparkling coming of age story with beautiful takes on identity and authenticity, and so much heart I thought mine was going to burst. Caz and Eliza are absolutely delightful!" -- Laura Taylor Namey, New York Times bestselling author of A Cuban Girl's Guide to Tea and