Lou Clark has lots of questions. Like how it is she's ended up working in an airport bar, spending every shift watching other people jet off to new places. Or why the flat she's owned for a year still doesn't feel like home. Whether her close-knit family can forgive her for what she did eighteen months ago. And will she ever get over the love of her life. What Lou does know for certain is that something has to change. Then, one night, it does. But does the stranger on her doorstep hold the answers Lou is searching for - or just more questions? Close the door and life continues: simple, ordered, safe. Open it and she risks everything. But Lou once made a promise to live. And if she's going to keep it, she has to invite them in ...Praise for The One Plus One 'Moyes does a majestic job of conjuring a cast of characters who are charismatic, credible and utterly compelling' Independent on Sunday 'Jojo Moyes's poignantly romantic tales have readers streaming their way through boxes of Kleenex' Sunday Express 'Moyes is the queen of the classy weepy and this won't disappoint.
A masterclass in story-telling that fans of Me Before You will adore' Elle 'Raw, funny, real and sad, this is storytelling at its best' Marie Claire 'Another beautifully written love story I relished' Daily Mail 'I want you to read this book, indeed to read all of Jojo Moyes' books, because they tell truths about modern life. If you're a sentient, empathic, living, breathing human I would urge you to give it a go' The World Book Night book club 'It's a book to both giggle and weep over' Metro 'Quirky and memorable' Red 'Another sure-fire hit...A beautifully written modern love story from Britain's best contemporary female author' Sun on Sunday, Fabulous Magazine 'Compulsive reading' Woman & Home 'A love story, a road trip and family drama all rolled into one brilliant page turner. Jojo Moyes has triumphed again' Hello! 'Grab a box of tissues - this packs an emotional punch' New! 'Peopled with wonderful characters, this is a feel-good book by a lovely writer' Choice Magazine 'A tender, funny and hopeful look at love, grief and life. Bumper box of tissues required' Stylist
Industry Reviews
A tender, funny and hopeful look at love, grief and life. Bumper box of tissues required * Stylist *
With its twisty plot, characters you fall in love with, weepy bits and witty bits, this is pretty much perfect * Glamour *
We're on classic Moyes territory here - damaged people with complex lives, described with humour and pathos. This sometimes wry, sometimes weepy novel will delight her legions of fans * The Daily Mail *
Funny, sad and wise, you'll be using a hankie as a bookmark * Mail on Sunday *
With a talent for writing about the everyday in a wonderfully warm and wacky way, Moyes somehow manages to break your heart before restoring your faith in love. After You is unputdownable * Sunday Express S magazine *
Satisfyingly brilliant * Sun on Sunday Fabulous magazine *
Jojo Moyes' characters are so real you want to find out what happens to them. This is the sequel to Me Before You. It's not necessary to have read that, but you'll want to. * Choice Magazine *
Like her peers David Nicholls and Marian Keyes, possesses the enviable gift of making the reader laugh in the gloomiest of circumstances . . . After You is most of all about Louisa's journey, a random, bumpy process of accommodation to loss and the fear of starting over . . . I'm sure there's room for Book Three - I can't wait! * Independent on Sunday *
Eagerly awaited * Hello Magazine, Pick of the Week *
Funny, heart-warming and extremely wise * Prima *
It's wry and absorbing . . . It is impossible not to root for Lou, willing her to find that happy ending * Stylist *
A deeply satisfying book full of big emotions * Good Housekeeping *
This romantic, heart-rending sequel to Moyes's international super seller, Me Before You delivers on every level as Lou rebuilds her life with help from an unexpected source * Woman & Home, Books to Give this Christmas *
Keep the tissues handy but expect plenty of humour and wisdom as well * Mail on Sunday, Books of the Year *
