To register for updates from Kate Eberlen, simply fill in the form below and hit sign-up. ‘Kate Eberlen’s first book, Miss You, was a huge hit and Only You is just as compelling. Wildly romantic, touching and wise, it will keep you reading until dawn.’. Sunday Express S Magazine. · Miss You by Kate Eberlen review – wonderfully light romance Two young people struggle to be together in a well-written debut novel Stephanie www.doorway.ru: Stephanie Cross. Kate Eberlen might not have made herself immediately appealing to the critic’s eye, but in her novel ‘Miss You’ she has written an interesting, enjoyable and immersive work that is both light and literary, and a gently provocative read. We’re introduced to the main characters in /5.
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