An <b>eminently real and relatable love story</b> about the tussle between head, heart and the costs of holding on to your own truth. <b>Rachel Marks has perfectly captured the pleasure, pain and poignancy of being human - Lucy and Jamie had me at Hello...</b>

- Julietta Henderson, author of Richard and Judy pick <i>The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman</i>,

<b>Heart-warming . . . Lovely and thought-provoking</b>

Hello!

<b>A book to cancel plans for - we're still not over the ending</b>

Closer

<b>A heartbreaking and heartwarming read that deals sensitively with difficult issues</b>

Woman's Weekly

A modern love story that's <b>heartbreakingly tender & poignant. </b>It kept me guessing & hoping until the last page. <b>A fabulous read</b>

- Sophie Claire, author of <i>A Winter’s Dream</i>,

<b>Praise for Rachel Marks</b>

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<b>Wise and wonderful. I adored it</b>

- Miranda Dickinson, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author,

Rachel Marks <b>packs a novel with all the emotions</b> -<b> hope, fear, love, despair and - ultimately - joy</b>

- Clare Pooley, bestselling author of <i>The Authenticity Project</i>,

<b>Heartbreaking, heartwarming, perfect</b>

- Rosie Goodwin, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author,

<b>Heartbreaking and hopeful</b>; this book is<b> a keeper</b>

Woman's Weekly

<b>Unpredictable and satisfying </b>

- Heidi Swain, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author,

<b>Beautifully uplifting</b> and <b>at times unexpected</b>

OK!

As t<b>ender and emotional as it is funny</b>, it <b>made me laugh out loud A LOT</b>, and it <b>made me sob</b>

- Cressida McLaughlin, bestselling author of <i>The Cornish Cream Tea Bus</i>,

<b>Heartbreaking</b>, <b>funny</b> and <b>emotive</b>

Sun