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Save You [Bok / Häftad]

<b>From USA Today and #1 Amazon bestselling author Kandi Steiner comes a new edition of this #BestofBookTok favorite - an angsty and powerful story of lovers continually fighting the curse of bad timing. <i>Preorder now and receive the stunning DELUXE LIMITED EDITION while supplies last, featuring gorgeous sprayed edges, exclusive special design features, and never before seen bonus content.</i></b><br/><br/>This is not your typical love story.<br/> It's a story of almosts and could-have-beens.<br/><br/>Of friendship that teeters on the edge of something more.<br/><br/>Of passion so intoxicating, it burns.<br/><br/>Jamie and B are two hearts caught in the tangle of bad timing and unspoken words. Their connection defies labels-too deep for friendship, too tangled for love. Over a decade of moments, choices, and missed opportunities, they find themselves drawn together like a moth to a flame, even when the world-and their own mistakes-keep pulling them apart.<br/><br/>Is it obsession? Destiny? Or just self-destruction with a pretty face?<br/><br/>Sometimes, love isn't about finding the right person-it's about the moment when everything aligns.<br/><br/>But what if that moment never comes?

The Portrait [Bok / Häftad]

Pre-order the brand-new novel of second-chances and finding yourself from the bestselling author! Perfect for fans of Jill Mansell and Beth Moran. <br/><br/>*** Two lonely people. One song to change their lives... <br/><br/><strong>Merryn Rowe</strong> adores her life in St Ives. The cafe she owns and the community she serves are her much-needed second chance after a heart-breaking divorce. But as she gazes out at the Cornish Sea, she begins to long for more. <br/><br/><strong>Zach Trevelyan</strong> is not where he expected to be. His surfing career in tatters following an injury, he finds himself in St Ives without a home, a job, or a path ahead. <br/><br/>When Merryn discovers an abandoned piano, it evokes long-lost memories of someone who left her life without a word - her much-loved stepfather. Impulsively, she gives the piano a home in the courtyard of her cafe. And late one night, when a familiar song comes through her window, Merryn discovers a striking man huddled at the piano. <br/><br/> <strong>Who exactly is the midnight musician? And why can't she stop thinking about him...and his beautiful melody?</strong> <strong>Praise for Miranda Dickinson:</strong> <br/><br/>'<strong>Funny, romantic, uplifting</strong> - in other words, trademark Miranda Dickinson!' <strong>Debbie Johnson</strong> <br/><br/>'The chemistry between Lucie and Theo was on fire' <br/><br/>'A <strong>sparkling </strong>summer romance' <strong>Kate Eberlen</strong> <br/><br/>'<strong>Chemistry, drama, romance</strong>, this novel has them all' <br/><br/>'I loved the twists and drama ... <strong>entertaining and heartwarming romance</strong>'

'THE FUNNIEST BOOK YOU'LL EVER READ ABOUT GRIEF' <strong>MAGGIE SHIPSTEAD</strong> <br/><br/>'SHIMMERS WITH WIT EVEN AS IT EXPLORES DEEP LOSS' <strong>RACHEL KHONG</strong> <br/><br/>When Julia's first-love-turned-best-friend Gabe, a musician with a cultish following, dies unexpectedly aged 29, Julia launches herself into an intercontinental quest to recover the possessions he left with friends and acquaintances across the world. <br/><br/>Along the way, she encounters Elizabeth, Gabe's effortlessly perfect and endlessly cool last ex-girlfriend. Now, Julia can't stop talking to, thinking about and googling Elizabeth. As the two women struggle to reconcile their respective claims on Gabe's memory, can they find their way from rivalry to friendship?

<strong>A raw, astute and painfully relatable novel about the relationships that shape us and the relationship we have with ourselves, from the author of <em>Everyone I Know is Dying</em>.</strong> <br/><br/>Noa is desperate to be loved. More than anything else - more than her studies, more than her job, her friends, her family - she wants to belong to someone. And she knows if this can happen, if someone will just choose her, she'll finally be happy. <br/><br/>Elliot is terrified. Terrified about what will happen to his brother, Willy, if he isn't there to keep him safe. Terrified that his friends will find out that he doesn't have any of his own opinions. Terrified that the girl he loves will realise he isn't a real person. <br/><br/>When they meet, Noa and Elliot have an immediate connection. And each of them hopes their great love might be enough to quiet the voices that tell them they're not enough. But is it possible to love another person when you have no idea how to love yourself? <br/><br/> <strong><em>It Might Never Happen </em>is a beautiful, painful, brutally relatable novel about the ways that love tears us apart, again and again. About fearing for the worst - and how we pick ourselves up when it happens. </strong>

<strong>A story of falling out of love from the winner of the Comedy Women in Print Award, for fans of Monica Heisey and Dolly Alderton</strong> <br/><br/> <strong>'A thoughtful and tender take on the concept of "home"' Pandora Sykes</strong> <br/><br/>Mara longs to escape the London rental market and the small, damp flat she shares with her housemate, Lewis (who refuses to wash up cutlery because it makes him feel weird). She wants nothing more than to get into her pyjamas at 6pm and watch <em>Real Housewives</em> in a judgement-free zone. <br/><br/>Then Mara's prayers are answered as she unexpectedly comes into some money that helps her find a home of her own. She just needs her long-term boyfriend, Tom, to move in so they can be happy and grown-up together. <br/><br/>Except Tom has decided to leave London - and Mara. <br/><br/>Just as her life should be coming together, everything starts to unravel. Navigating a break-up/non-break-up, a best friend accusing her of being self-involved, and a fixation with her new neighbours, will Mara ever be able to shake this homesick feeling? <br/><br/>Readers are already falling in love with <em>Homesick ...</em> <br/><br/>'A beautifully crafted story ... filled with memorable characters and relatable situations, making it a heartfelt exploration of first loves, found families, and the bittersweet experience of growing up' <br/><br/>'I couldn't have loved this more ... It's a really accomplished and very funny commentary on urban living and twenty first century existence ... I was wrapped up in the propulsive plot' <br/><br/>'What I appreciate about <em>Homesick</em> is the exploration of everyday issues ... Mara's year of self-discovery is a great reminder that life is a complex journey' <br/><br/>'This novel offers a poignant exploration of love and self-discovery ... With its mix of laugh-out-loud moments and genuine emotional depth, this book is a delightful read'