A pink book or booklet titled "You Were My First" by Stef Reyna is centered on a pink floral surface, surrounded by matching tickets, cards, seals, and photo inserts in a coordinated flat-lay arrangement.

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A pink book or booklet titled "You Were My First" by Stef Reyna is centered on a pink floral surface, surrounded by matching tickets, cards, seals, and photo inserts in a coordinated flat-lay arrangement.
  • A pink book or booklet titled "You Were My First" by Stef Reyna is centered on a pink floral surface, surrounded by matching tickets, cards, seals, and photo inserts in a coordinated flat-lay arrangement.
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • A pink book or booklet titled "You Were My First" by Stef Reyna is centered on a pink floral surface, surrounded by matching tickets, cards, seals, and photo inserts in a coordinated flat-lay arrangement.
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
  • PRE-ORDER: You Were My First
PRE-ORDER: You Were My First

PRE-ORDER: You Were My First

$25.99
$25.99

NOTE: This is a PRE-ORDER. Expected ship date November 20th, 2026.


You Were My First (You Were Mine Series, Book 1)

A love letter from Chicago, just for you. 💌

Because sometimes, the story doesn’t end when you close the book.

- Signed paperback

- 2 bookmarks

- 2 collectible character art cards

- Chicago map postcard

- Stickers

Personalized inscription available upon request

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They say you fall in love three times.

• Once with your best friend.

• Once with the one who breaks your heart.

• And once with the one who puts it back together.

But what if you fell for the same person every time?

Selena Santiago is doing great.

Mostly.

Probably.

No comment.

Between multiple jobs, looming deadlines and her final year at Rosemont University of Chicago, she's just one minor inconvenience away from a mental breakdown.

Until an offer to be represented by a literary agency and a book deal lands on her lap.

That should've been the dream, right?

For some, yes.

For a hyperactive overthinker without an off switch?

...Eh.

So why does she say yes?

That's what she'd like to know.

She survived all-nighters.

She survived the "one more chapter" cliffhanger.

She's survived the coffee shortage of 2 A.M.

What else could go wrong?

Nothing.

Until heartbreak finds her.

Edwin Martinez.

When memories and broken promises begin to resurface, Selena quickly realizes not all stories end just because you close the book.

Life's funny that way, isn't it?

Maybe that's the problem with first loves.

They always seem to find their way back.

Confident they can rewrite the ending.

As if they never broke your heart in the first place.