<b>Life-affirming</b>, <b>tender </b>and <b>wise</b>. <i>After Beth</i> is a <b>vivid</b>, often <b>heart-wrenching exploration of grief </b>and how we learn to <b>carry on after the worst has happened</b>. <b>Get your tissues at the ready - this book is wonderful</b>
- Josie Lloyd, author of the 'The Cancer Ladies’ Running Club',
<b>A story of devastating loss</b>, told so keenly and perfectly. But it is <b>also a book filled with hope and humanity</b>, showing people in all their wonderful complexity. I<b>t will stay with me for a very long time</b>
- Araminta Hall, author of 'Perfect Strangers',
<b>Heartrending </b>in its depiction of a mother grappling her way through her worst nightmare, yet <b>the overriding feeling is one of hope in the transformative powers of love and loss.</b> A <b>wonderful </b>novel
- Sasha Bates, author of 'A Grief Companion',
A <b>compelling</b>, <b>compassionate</b>, <b>completely relatable </b>read
- Sue Teddern, author of 'Annie Stanley, All At Sea',
<b>Explores love, loss, and how to live</b> with both <b>tenderly </b>and with <b>great insight</b>
- Bethan Roberts, author of 'My Policeman',
<b>Beautiful</b>, <b>uplifting </b>and <b>wise</b>. I surfaced from the last page, feeling a<b>s comforted as I was moved</b>
- Alison Macleod, on 'Ivy & Abe',
A <b>beautiful story</b> that explores<b> what it is to have a soul mate</b>, and <b>love in all its many guises</b>. It<b> made me cry a lot - in a good way! - but it also made me think</b>, as all the best books do'
- Veronica Henry, on 'Ivy & Abe',
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Elizabeth Enfield worked as a journalist and producer for BBC radio before going freelance. Her short stories have been broadcast on Radio 4 and published in magazines including Woman's Own and the Sunday Express. She is the author of five books, including the heartbreaking love story Ivy & Abe. Elizabeth may be online at www.elizabethenfield.com and
@lizzieenfield on Twitter.