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What Might Have Been

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Audiobook Downloadable / ISBN-13: 9781529324433

Price: £19.99

ON SALE: 18th January 2022

Genre: Fiction & Related Items / Romance

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A romantic and unforgettable story about the little moments that change our lives

The day that changes Lucy’s life starts in the worst way possible when she is abruptly fired from her job. Drowning her sorrows in a nearby bar, Lucy spots her ex-boyfriend Max walking past outside. Should she stay where she is and ignore him or should she step outside and say hello?

Everything hinges on the outcome of this one decision. In two storylines, we see what happens when Lucy follows both her head and her heart, and how the ripples from this moment change her whole life.

A heartbreaking, uplifting and unforgettable novel for anyone who has ever paused to wonder what might have happened if you made a different choice.

(P) 2022 Hodder & Stoughton Ltde

Reviews

Miller's moving love-infused new novel probes the two separate realities of one spectacular woman: a life with the man who was her past, and a life with a man who could be her future . . . a total, addictive knockout
Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of Pictures of You and With or Without You
Such a beautiful, thoughtful story of finding happiness on life's many different paths
Abbie Greaves
Explores a question all of us have contemplated - what would my life be like if I'd made a different choice? It's a moving, ultimately hopeful love story about how we navigate our chosen paths in life. I couldn't put it down
Sophie Cousens
A beautifully original and so cleverly woven sliding doors story, with characters that will lodge their way into your heart. Poignant, thought-provoking, wonderfully romantic, a little bit heartbreaking at times but ultimately uplifting
Emily Stone
One of those novels that sweeps you up from the very first page and doesn't let you go until long after the last. I was completely hooked . . . It's a novel that breathes heart and hope and which I can't recommend highly enough. I adored it.
Jenny Ashcroft
Achingly clever and full of warmth - What Might Have Been explores what it means to take a risks and live life, whether you stay or go
Holly Hepburn
Beautifully written, moving and impossible to put down, this book packs an emotional punch. It's a heartfelt read that will capture your imagination and keep you hooked to the last page
Sarah Harris
I loved the concept and the story, and its perfect connections (not a loose end in sight!) made for the most satisfying read. It left me with a huge smile on my face . . . A must for anyone who loves a great story with a healthy dose of romance
Kate Sawyer
Compulsive and beautifully written. A must read! A novel full of emotion, excitement and the enormity of choosing the right path
Nicola May
A sweepingly romantic and heartwarming story of "what if". Holly Miller is such a beautiful, beautiful writer. I adored it.
Lia Louis
Uplifting . . . I loved this and was rooting for one scenario the whole way through
Prima
You'll laugh, cry and cheer at this super inspiring read
Fabulous magazine
What if 'meant to be' happened twice?
Health & Wellbeing
An emotional and moving read . . . it felt so real and raw at times, highlighting the fragility of life and those difficult choices, where both options make sense . . . a unique and gorgeous story with characters I didn't want to let go.
NB Magazine
If books were meals, this would be a sumptuous banquet - a symphony of flavours accompanied by the finest wines, a masterpiece of storytelling with twist after unguessable twist. I relished every delicious page.
Lucy Martin
Moving . . . If you've ever wondered what your life would be like if you'd made different choices, you'll find Holly Miller's second novel a thought-provoking read
Charlotte Heathcote, Daily Mirror