Sophie and Ben Carter aren't getting divorced because someone cheated.
They aren't getting divorced because they hate each other.
They're getting divorced because somewhere during eight years of marriage, they simply stopped being Sophie and Ben.
Then, while sorting through the remains of their life together, Sophie finds an old piece of paper: a list of the ten best dates they ever had.
The terrible pub quiz. Fish and chips in the rain. The twenty-pound date. The wedding they crashed. And, at number ten, one unfinished line:
PERFECT DATE — TO BE DECIDED.
So Ben makes a suggestion.
Before they say goodbye, they'll do them all again.
Ten dates. The same two people. One final chance to remember who they used to be before lawyers, mortgages, laundry and all the tiny disappointments that slowly filled the space between them.
But recreating the past has an unexpected consequence.
Sophie and Ben start talking.
Then laughing.
Then looking at each other in ways they haven't for years.
And soon the question isn't whether they once loved each other.
It's whether you can fall in love with the same person twice.
Funny, tender and bittersweet, Ten Dates Until Goodbye is a contemporary British romance about marriage, memory, second chances—and discovering that sometimes you have to let someone go before you can truly choose them again.
