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Book Synopsis''Am I dead? I don''t feel dead...''
Sophie cannot leave the people she loves. Her husband, Ollie - a man who once watered a houseplant for a year before realising it was plastic - is lost without her. Their son Freddie is so little. And her friend Jenny? There''s something she desperately needs to know before it''s too late.
Some love stories never end.
Trade Review'This is beautifully written, funny and moving in equal measure . . . if you take this to the beach you won't regret it - it's honest, warm and a pleasure to read' *
Daily Mail *
'A brilliant talent' *
You magazine *
'Slickly written and very funny' *
The Times *
'Adorable, brilliantly written read' **** * Closer *
'A funny, touching and beautifully written story' * Jenny Colgan *
'A Truly Madly Deeply for the 21st century' * Christina Hopkinson *
'Original, funny and very sharply observed' * Katie Fforde *
'Bittersweet, earthy and poignant' * Jojo Moyes *
'A glorious emotional rollercoaster of a read' * Tasmina Perry *
'Funny and smart, never insubstantial. A terrific read' * Elizabeth Buchan *
'Well written, with believable and likeable characters, The Angel at No. 33 will have you laughing through your tears as the plot fizzles and sparkles on every page' *
Red Online *
