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Book SynopsisHow can you long for someone who doesn't exist? An emotional, moving story about a London power couple with pregnancy problems trying to get pregnant.
Trade Review'This novel will stay with me forever.' The Addiction of Books 'Definitely a book that someone who is starting fertility treatment, or is in the throes of, or indeed has been through and come out the other end with or without a child MUST pass on to their family and friends so that they understand what a hellish journey IVF is.' My Fertility 'If comedy lifts fallible fools upwards to love and success then tragedy brings those on high crashing down. What better heroine to pit against the cruel and whimsical cycles of the moon? By the end I wept, though I won't tell you why.' S. E. Lynes, author of Valentina 'Chandler has not pulled back from showing those aspects of the human condition that sometimes we'd rather gloss over.' Sara Bailey, author of Dark Water 'Although this is a fictional story, the account of the process of IVF treatment is very accurate - not only the procedure but it also portrays how many men and women feel whilst undergoing treatment. Rich with emotion this book also happens to be a very enjoyable read! Perceptive and touching.' Kara Myhill, Campaign Manager, Fertility Network UK Specialist Magazine
