Who's That Girl?

De: Alexandra Potter

Charlotte and Lottie have absolutely nothing in common – except they’re the same person.

Thirty-something Charlotte has a high-flying PR agency, a serious boyfriend and all the trappings of success – she’s living the dream, so why is it so stressful?

Twenty-one-year-old Lottie has just moved to London with dreams of becoming a writer. Carefree and single, she’s having fun – and on the brink of making some big mistakes.

So when a cosmic glitch brings Charlotte face to face with her younger self, she hatches a plan to teach her all the things she knows now: wear sunscreen, stay away from PVC trousers and Do Not Sleep With That Guy.

But what she doesn’t expect is Lottie has a few lessons of her own. And rewriting your past can seriously mess with your future . . .

Alexandra Potter’s deliciously funny and enchanting romantic comedy looks at life, love and what might happen if you could turn back time.

Reseñas de la Crítica

The new Bridget Jones for our times

Alexandra Potter is a genius! So, I Met This Guy has two brilliant central characters, a rip-roaring plot and some of the best twists I’ve ever read (Matt Cain, author of The Madonna of Bolton)

A thrilling, witty, twisty, turny wonderful adventure with a grand splosh of self-discovery (Milly Johnson, author of Same Time Next Week on Confessions of a Forty-Something F##k Up)

Warm, witty and wise, So, I Met This Guy will have you cheering for Maggie and Flick from the first page to the very last! An absolute triumph! (Mike Gayle, author of All the Lonely People)

Say hello to a book that will have you laughing with every page, whether you're twenty, forty or eighty

Brilliant! Laughing out loud (Emma Gannon, podcaster of Ctrl Alt Delete and author of Olive, on Confessions of a Forty-Something F##k Up)

Funny but layered, light-hearted but surprisingly deep

‘A story of hope, redemption and the magical energy of female friendship’ (Lucy Dillon, author of Irresponsible Adult on So, I Met This Guy)