Did I Mention I Need You?

By Estelle Maskame

Book Overview

They promised to stay apart. But some desires don't disappear with time.

When Eden Munro reunites with her stepbrother Tyler Bruce for one hot, chaotic summer, every boundary they set begins to blur. The chemistry they tried to bury still lingers--intense, undeniable, and more dangerous than ever.

Eden arrives in Manhattan trying to convince herself it's just a trip. A chance to see the city, support Tyler's new life, and maybe finally move on. After all, she has a boyfriend back home who's safe, steady, and nothing like Tyler. But New York has its own rhythm--and so does Tyler, who's changed, yet still impossible to ignore. Late-night walks, old jokes, and unresolved tension draw them closer, and Eden must confront the truth: Pretending not to care is getting harder by the day.

The second book in the international bestselling DIMILY series, Did I Mention I Need You? is a powerful continuation of a love story that was never meant to happen--but refuses to fade. This is a summer of choices: between loyalty and desire, between what's right and what's real.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 149263218X
• ISBN13: 9781492632184
• Release Date: March 2016
• Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.98 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.5" x 8.3"
• Age Range: 14 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 9 to 12

Customer Reviews

After book one. It was a must.

When I first checked out book one, it took me a month just to finally consider it after seeing it on the shelf at the library for the first time. I only checked out the first one because I was skeptical. After 45 minutes of reading the first one I walked back to the library to get the other two. And finished the first book in four hours. I moved on to book two and read well into early morning, and fell asleep reading. I loved the book so much I would check it out after checking it back in and did this for a year straight. Now here I am two and a half years later. And I bought the book months ago. Because I think about it book everyday.