The Way I Loved You

Ten anniversaries to relive. Ten chances to remember why they fell in love.

'Twisty, intricate and perfectly observed - it will steal your heart again and again' JANE LINFOOT

*'*A skilfully plotted love story of second chances and forgiveness with a twist. Hugely imaginative and deeply heartfelt' ANNIE LYONS

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On their tenth wedding anniversary, Jess and Luke should be on top of the world. But when a minor argument spirals, and a well-meant surprise goes stunningly wrong, their celebratory party ends in disaster, resulting in Luke slamming the front door behind him and Jess sleeping alone.

The next morning, Jess is shocked to find herself waking on the day she first met Luke, twelve years earlier. With each day that follows, Jess is given a chance to relive their wedding anniversaries, and to fix the mistakes that led to the breakdown of their marriage.

Amidst the push and pull of family responsibilities, financial trials and friendship tests, Jess finds herself falling for Luke even harder than she did the first time around. But as the countdown to their tenth anniversary begins, can she ensure that the love story they share has a truly happy ending?

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Perfect for fans of:

? Emotional love stories

? Stories with a speculative twist

??? Second chance romance

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Readers are falling hard for The Way I Loved You:

'A wonderful what-if five-star read' ?????

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'I read this in one sitting on a flight and was utterly captivated...brilliantly written!' ?????

'I absolutely adore time travel tales and this beautiful story was no exception' ?????

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Praise for Fiona Lucas:

'Heart-wrenching and compelling' Sarah Morgan

'Romantic and gorgeous' Milly Johnson

'Poignant and emotional' Judy Finnigan

'An emotional novel about the power of hope' Holly Miller

'Made my heart ache' Liz Fenwick

'Poignant and uplifting' Sophie Cousens

'A beautifully written story of love, loss and hope. I adored it' Emma Cooper

'Beautifully told and full of hope, this love story will touch your heart' Helen Rolfe