Böcker av Lia Louis

A gorgeous and uplifting love story from the author of Somewhere Close to Happy. Perfect for fans of Beth O'Leary, Josie Silver and Cecelia Ahern. Just when she thought it was over, Emmie Blue's love story is only just beginning...

One. As every truth, secret and darkest thought she's worked so hard to keep password protected are catapulted out into the open, Millie must fix the chaos her words have caused, and face everything she's ever swept under the carpet. Will Millie find the strength to finally open both her heart, and her inbox?

Sparkly and charming Natalie Fincher has it all--a handsome new husband, a fixer-upper cottage of her dreams, and the opportunity to tour with the musical she's spent years writing. But when her husband suddenly dies, all her hopes and dreams instantly disappear. Two and a half years later, Natalie is still lost. She works, sleeps (well, as much as the sexually frustrated village foxes will allow), and sees friends just often enough to allay their worries, but her life is empty. And she can only bring herself to play music at a London train station's public piano where she can be anonymous. She's lost motivation, faith in love, in happiness...in everything. But when someone begins to mysteriously leave the sheet music of her husband's favorite songs at the station's piano, Natalie begins to feel a sense of hope and excitement for the first time. As she investigates just who could be doing this, Natalie finds herself on an unexpected journey toward newfound love for herself, for life, and maybe, for a special someone.

A gorgeously romantic love story about devastating loss and finding love again after forever. When Russ dies, Nathalie is left heartbroken. Then she finds a sheet of music that only he would know, left for her at King's Cross Station. Perfect for fans of Cecelia Ahern, Josie Silver and Beth O'Leary.

A quirky and achingly romantic love story to tug on your heartstrings, perfect for fans of Cecelia Ahern and Josie Silver.

'A thought-provoking, beautifully observed study of love and real life, social issues and mental health' - Jill Mansell. Perfect for fans of Cecelia Ahern, Jojo Moyes and anyone looking for a satisfying page-turner.