What Might Have Been: the stunning novel from the bestselling author of The Sight of You

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THE UNFORGETTABLE NOVEL FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE SIGHT OF YOU One split-second decision.Two different love stories.Lucy’s life is at a crossroads. She’s just walked out of her unrewarding job and has no idea about her next step: use her savings to pursue her dream of becoming a writer, or move to London to try and revive her career? It almost seems like fate that on that same night she meets Caleb, a stranger in a bar, and runs into Max, the one-time love of her life.Should Lucy stay in the seaside town she grew up in, and in doing so, get to know Caleb better? Or should she go to London and reconnect with Max again after he broke her heart a decade ago? It’s just one decision – but sometimes one decision can change the course of your whole life . . .WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN is a sweeping and unforgettable novel for anyone who has ever believed in destiny and soulmates – or paused to wonder what your life might look like if you’d made a different choice.Praise for Holly Miller!’Unique and breathtaking’ – Jodi Picoult’Clever, poignant and very special’ – Woman & Home’Extraordinary’ – Beth O’Leary’A heartrending, beautifully crafted emotional rollercoaster’ – Mike Gayle’A gorgeous, unusual love story’ – Good Housekeeping

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auteur

Uitgever

Hodder & Stoughton

Aantal pagina's

400

Publicatiedatum

2022-01-18

Verbindend

Paperback

ISBN13

9781529324419

ISBN10

1529324416