Maybe Next Time

De: Cesca Major

Narrado por: Clare Corbett

2024’s most unforgettable romance that will give you ALL the feels! From the queen of the 'what if' love story

Dan is Emma’s person. She’s known it since the first time she saw him dressed in lederhosen on the tube.

On their fifteen year ‘dateversary’, Emma texts a list of everything she should have told Dan that morning.

Tell the kids to remember their homework…
And their gloves.
Can you defrost some sausages?

Emma just forgets to write the most important words of all – I love you – and by the end of the day everything changes.

Or does it? Emma is given the chance to rewrite their future – if she can just figure out their past…

Escape with the most uplifting and emotional love story of the year. Perfect for fans of The Man Who Didn’t Call and Jojo Moyes!

‘Ingeniuous, intriguing and so emotional’ JILL MANSELL

‘Deeply moving, extremely funny, brilliantly knowing and fabulously observed’ DAISY BUCHANAN

‘Heart-warming and life-affirming – a gorgeous read’ LOUISE O’NEILL

‘Astonishing’ CLARE MACKINTOSH

‘Addictive, heartbreaking and achingly romantic’ ROSIE WALSH

‘A reminder of just how precious every day can be’ LUCY DIAMOND

©2023 Cesca Major (P)2023 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Story about love and Grief

So this is one of those books with a Déjàvu plot where someone wakes up to the same life daily. Felt very weird for a book cause there’s a million movies with this structure. But the book had a lot of texture. It’s a story about midlife monotony, Love and Grief. Beautifully told, both in the writing and the performance (on the audiobook). The main character annoyed me a lot half the time. But then as she got depressed it dawned to me that this was grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. I experienced her love and kindness mostly through the anniversary letters. The book comes to a beautiful and heart wrenching end. The last 30 minutes 😭😭😭. A solid 4/5.

My heart is a wasteland

I wanted to subtract stars because I’m a sucker for a happy ending, but I couldn’t because the writing was so profoundly beautiful. Even though I’m crying, I’m still smiling. My heart is a wasteland, but there is a single flower blooming. This story was a gift. 10:17 will permanently hold a place in my heart. The narrator was also perfect,