Eva Des Lauriers

May 21, 2024 | unitedbypop.com | Eva Des Lauriers |Kate Oldfield

Share This post was written by, Eva Des Lauriers, author of I Wish You Would. My upcoming YA romance debut, I Wish You Would, started with a trope. Every avid romance reader has their favorite tropes, and romance writers are no exception. Mine is friends-to-lovers.

May 21, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Eva Des Lauriers |Laura Nowlin

Two best friends have the chance to reconnect at a school event after painful months spent apart. Liberty Prep students Natalia and Ethan have been close since middle school, but they acted on the pact they made as freshmen to be each other’s firsts if they were both still virgins by senior year. Afterward, things changed, and they avoided each other all summer. Anxious Natalia is a scholarship student; she’s also Latina and white at a mostly white school.

May 9, 2024 | publishersweekly.com | Eva Des Lauriers

In her debut YA romance, I Wish You Would, Eva Des Lauriers brings insight from her firsthand experience serving teenagers as a clinical social worker. Here, she reflects on the importance of honoring young people’s emotional complexity and advocating for their mental health, both in therapy and on the page. I became aware of my own anxiety for the first time when I was 17.

Apr 17, 2024 | barnesandnoble.com | Isabelle McConville |Eva Des Lauriers |Jas Hammonds |June Hur

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