LIVIA. What my heart beats for. // eBook

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LIVIA. What my heart beats for is a moving story about the challenges of life, the power of love and the courage to believe in yourself. A novel that shows that it is never too late to rediscover your dreams and take control of your life.

That's what it's about.

It's been three years. Three damn years. Everything has changed, but for Livia, life in Berlin has come to a standstill. Dancing was all she ever wanted. She never dreamed of anything else. Now she doesn't dare dream anymore. Because what if the next dream also falls apart? To distract herself and somehow make progress, Livia decides to accept an offer and go to London.

When she meets Luke at her farewell party, who is moving from London to Berlin at this very moment, she regrets her decision for a moment, but after spending the night together she gets on the plane that is supposed to take her to a new life. But in London, life challenges her in a completely different way. And she can't get Luke out of her head either.

TROPES

Shattered Dream // Love at First Sight // London - Berlin // He Falls First

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