In Every Life is book four of the I Loved You First series following Elle and Will through their transition into college and beyond. It is a clean(ish) (read full content description below) YA/New Adult romance series with lots swoon and heat, but little spice. Think best friends to lovers, twin flame, coming of age, it's always been you energy! If you love To All The Boys I've Loved Before meeting a Sarah Adams novel, this series is for you!

Have you ever wondered...

What if?

A second chance.

A redemption.

A coming of age.

It's been said that life is a matter of choices. Can a love like Elle and Will's conquer ten years worth?

A true coming-of-age romance, In Every Life is book four of a four part series following Elle and Will through their first year of college and beyond.

The I Loved You First series is perfect for readers who love:
- Dual POV
- Swoon-worthy romance
- Relatable characters
- Close friendships
- Funny siblings
- Heated kisses
- Sweet, thought daughter FMC
- Down bad alpha MMC
- Bonfires, football games, Fall feels, dances, drive-ins, skip days, road trips, secret spots, and more!

What Readers Have To Say:
"This series is my hyper-fixation. I can't stop talking about it."
"I inhaled this YA series! Elle and Will are just the sweetest!"
"This series just took top slot of my reads this year!"
"The new YA romance series giving readers all the feels!"
"Elle and Will are too precious not to love. I read the whole book in one night. So good!"
"This YA series took me on a journey. My heart felt it all."
"My new favorite author! Can't wait for more from Charlotte!"
"It's 3:45am... I devoured the whole thing!"
"Just finished this series... It was everything!"

Content Description: Clean(ish)-Because is a coming of age ever totally clean? Some cursing is used to differentiate characters, growth, and storyline throughout the series. More so in books three and four as they age. But no 'f' words are ever used in the series. Book four consists of a time jump that puts Elle and Will at 30 years old. While adult issues do come up, it is still very much a coming of age. Romantically, this is always closed door when push comes to shove, but important moments are discussed and led up to, never in an explicit way. There is also mention of a secondary character and breast cancer in book four.