An heartwarming and life-affirming novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Saving Missy
Beth Morrey was inspired to write her debut novel, Saving Missy,
while pushing a pram around her local park during maternity leave.
Getting to know the community of dog owners, joggers, neighbours
and families, she began to sow the seeds of a novel about a woman
saved by the people around her, strangers who became friends.
Previously Creative Director at RDF Television, Beth now writes
full time. She was previously shortlisted for the Grazia-Orange
First Chapter award, and had her work published in the Cambridge
and Oxford May Anthologies while at university.
Beth lives in London with her husband, two sons and a dog named
Polly.
‘Glorious! An uplifting celebration of mothers, daughters and female friendship – it left me feeling better about the world. I loved it, such a joy’ Clare Pooley, The Authenticity Project ‘A beautiful, uplifting and deeply moving story of found family and second chance’ Freya Sampson, The Last Library ‘An uplifting story of second chances and the hope of human connection … full of warmth and wit’ The i paper ‘Compelling … a touching and uplifting read – a tonic for troubled times’ Sunday Express ‘Emotional and heartwarming… If you loved Saving Missy, you will adore’ Belfast Telegraph ‘Uplifting and full of hope, this brilliantly written second novel from the author of Saving Missy will make your heart soar’ My Weekly ‘A glorious, heart-felt manifesto for the life-changing power of human connection … full of hope, humour and kindness’ Sarah Haywood, The Cactus ‘A brilliant story beautifully told – clever, funny, and pulls all the right emotional strings. This is just what we need right now!’ Matson Taylor, The Miseducation of Evie Epworth ‘This uplifting, thought-provoking story focuses on family ties, bravery and never losing sight of hopeful new beginnings and second chances’ Candis ‘An adorable novel about hope, second chances and the things that shape us … It’s full of wit, warmth and wisdom’ Katy Regan, Little Big Love ‘An absolute gem! Beautiful story of second chances, everyday people and love in all its forms’ Jessica Ryn, The Imperfect Art of Caring ‘A gorgeous, heartfelt story of love, grief and second chances filled with poignant warmth and irresistible characters’ Annie Lyons, Eudora Honeysett is Quite Well, Thank You ‘A rollicking story with complex, nuanced characters and terrific dry wit’ Marianne Levy, Don’t Forget to Scream
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