Maybe Next Time Synopsis
Even the greatest love stories end. But what if this one didn't have to?
Emma is having the worst day of her life. Frustrating. Chaotic. And the only person who could make it better is gone by the end of the day. Yet even worse than all of that: Emma keeps waking up to the same day, over and over again. But what if this is a sign things could be different? Can Emma change the heartbreaking end to this love story?
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 'Full of love, wisdom and heartache, it holds up a mirror, nudging us to reflect on what is truly important in life' SOPHIE COUSENS
About This Edition
| ISBN: |
9780008511128 |
| Publication date: |
30th March 2023 |
| Author: |
Cesca Major |
| Publisher: |
HarperCollins Publishers Ltd an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers |
| Format: |
Hardback |
| Pagination: |
384 pages |
| Primary Genre |
Romance / Relationship Stories
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Cesca Major Press Reviews
'Astonishing - the love story you've been waiting for' Clare Mackintosh, The Last Party
'Addictive, heart-breaking and achingly romantic ... an absolute triumph. This forced me to think very seriously about how I want to live my life' Rosie Walsh, The Man Who Didn't Call
'Haunting, moody, clever and affecting' Gillian McAllister, Wrong Place, Wrong Time
'Warm, funny and life-affirming - a reminder of just how precious every day can be' Lucy Diamond, Anything Could Happen
'Heart-warming and life-affirming - a gorgeous read'
Louise O'Neill, Idol
'Deeply moving, extremely funny, brilliantly knowing and fabulously observed ... heartbreaking but simultaneously life-affirming. A total triumph' Daisy Buchanan, Careering
'Full of love, wisdom and heartache ... nudging us to reflect on what is truly important in life. It's a Wonderful Life meets Groundhog Day. I challenge you not to cry' Sophie Cousens, This Time Next Year
'Wonderfully intriguing and thought-provoking ... I loved it' Kate Eberlen, Miss You
'Ingenious, intriguing and so emotional' Jill Mansell, Should I Tell You?
'All the compulsion of a thriller but swooningly romantic as well. Forensically plotted and beautifully worked out. A belter and a tear-jerker' Beth Morrey, Em & Me
'Thought-provoking, tear-jerking and page-turning ...amazing, will really make you think about your life' Katie Fforde, A Wedding in Provence
'Superbly plotted, shockingly breathtaking - heartbreaking, poignant and beautifully written ... a love story like no other' Cathy Bramley, Merrily Ever After
'WOW. Both heartbreaking and heartwarming ... I loved every page' Sarah Morgan, Beach House Summer
'Hilarious and poignant and heartwarming all at once' Sophie Irwin, A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting
About Cesca Major
Cesca Major read history at Bristol University. She went on to work in television as a researcher and presenter for four years before becoming a history teacher. Her first real writing success came in 2005 when she was runner up in the Daily Mail Writing Competition for the best opening paragraph to a novel. She has won, or been placed, in some short story competitions since then including the annual competitions for: Women and Home, Wells Festival of Literature, Grace Dieu and has also had a short story published in the Sentinel Literary Magazine. She reads widely and has written regular reviews and features for the popular women's fiction website www.novelicious.com. She currently works as a housemistress at a secondary boarding school in Berkshire. She lives in Bradfield with her husband and their brood of ex-battery chickens.
Click here to read more about her journey to getting published.
Author photo © Natalie McKenzie Brown
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