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Would Like to Meet

By: Polly James
Narrated by: Bea Holland
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A hilarious, heart-warming read perfect for fans of Shirley Valentine and You’ve Got Mail.

Could the worst thing that’s ever happened to Hannah Pinkman also turn out to be one of the best?

She and her husband Dan have reached the end of the line. Bored with the same gripes, the same old arguments – in fact, bored with everything – they split up after a trivial row turns into something much more serious.

Now Hannah has to make a new life for herself, but that’s not easy. She’s been so busy being a wife and mum that she’s let all her other interests slip away, along with her friends. And when Hannah is persuaded to join a dating site, her ‘best match’ is the very last person she expects it to be . . .

A clever, funny and poignant novel about life after a long relationship, the importance of friendship, and rediscovering your identity.

©2016 Polly James (P)2016 HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Clean & Wholesome Family Life Genre Fiction Literature & Fiction Romantic Comedy Women's Fiction Funny Heartfelt Witty

Critic reviews

‘A heart-warming tale – thought-provoking and full of laughs.’ The Sun

‘An emotionally intelligent, funny and sad look at what happens at the end of a long relationship, how difficult it is to adjust to life alone and how important it is to reconnect with friends and rediscover your identity.’
Daily Mail

‘A properly good writer’
India Knight

‘I can’t put it down!’
Marika Cobbold

'A witty, hugely relatable portrayal of the hell that is an unexpected middle-aged break-up… with a wonderfully moving premise at its heart.'
Lorelei Mathias

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