Liv, a spontaneous twenty-three-year-old graduate and Sophie, a provincial shop girl, both find themselves in Paris and in love. Though living decades apart, Liv and Sophie have a lot in common and they both find that marriage is only the beginning of their love stories . . .
Beth didn't expect to see Ben's face when she walked into the marquee for Krista's summer party. Her old lover, the one who never showed at their last meeting. But when she finds out that their split was all a misunderstanding, it's time for her to make a choice . . .
Miranda finds a mobile phone and begins texting a stranger pretending to be someone else. Exciting? Yes. Moral? Possibly not. But what if this is the life she's supposed to lead?
Chrissie is frantically trying to finish the Christmas shopping, even though she knows that she will get it wrong, however hard she tries. Her husband and his viper-tonged mother are just never satisfied. Chrissie is fed up, but maybe this Christmas is the time to take control . . .
In her first collection of short stories, Jojo Moyes explores real life with humour and heart.
Industry Reviews
A heartwarming debut collection of short stories - all centred on everyday women - from the author of Me Before You * Mail on Sunday *
A beautiful read * Hello *
An undeniably enjoyable dose of escapism * Irish Independent *
The best-selling queen of romantic fiction has delivered the goods. You'll love getting lost in these charming tales * Sunday Mirror *
Moyes' characters are so real you want to find out what happens to them * Choice *
Delightful * Prima *
From unhappy women overcoming problems to fairytale romance, you'll love getting lost in these charming tales * People *
A book that maps the wonder of everyday love * Metro *
Lots to cheer about in Moyes' first collection of short stories. If you want romance, the title story and its hapless heroine Nell will give it to you in spades * Red *
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 * Sunday Express *
Like her peers David Nicholls and Marian Keyes, possesses the enviable gift of making the reader laugh in the gloomiest of circumstances * Independent on Sunday *
Just like Moyes' other works, the stories are heartfelt, emotional and teach us about love, loss, liberation and laughter. Fans of her previous work will love it * OK! *
The best-selling queen of romantic fiction has delivered the goods... you'll love getting lost in these charming tales * Sunday Mirror *
Jojo Moyes' characters are so real you want to find out what happens to them * Choice *
Delightful short stories from the author of Me Before You * Prima *
A heartwarming debut collection of short stories - all centred on everyday women - from the author of Me Before You * Mail on Sunday *
From unhappy women overcoming problems to fairytale romance, you'll love getting lost in these charming tales * The People *
A book that maps the wonder of everyday love * Metro (London) *
Irresistible... Paris for One offers a dose of instant escapism to whisk you away * Daily Express *
A beautiful read * Hello *
Moyes is always good on male/female relationships. But her sneaky brilliance is in the way she discreetly includes the powerful influence that women have on each other's love lives * Daily Mail *
