Love Your Life: The joyful and romantic new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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They're both driven mad by each other's weird quirks and annoying habits, from his eccentric, naked-sauna-loving family to her terribly behaved, shirt-shredding dog. It’s not an ordinary retreat, but one that is shrouded in anonymity (all participants choose a new name and don’t reveal their backgrounds). I’m sure you can… A handsome, obnoxious guy turns up with his own issues – and to her annoyance she has to share the beach with him. They forge ahead into a relationship anyways, even though it’s obvious from the start that they are totally incompatible. For new readers, their history unfolds in heartfelt diary entries that Lily addresses to Finding Nemo star Ellen DeGeneres as she considers how Atlas was a calming presence during her turbulent childhood.

I'm Lauren, d girl who can almost always be found reading a book, screaming at the Carolina Panthers, and eating too much pizza.

Because, believe me, he was not looked after by the people who abandoned him on the side of the A414. I have a few ideas – there were a ton of townspeople and friends introduced that could be featured in coming books. They’re thrilled to find out they both live in the same city, but they quickly find out that their real life selves are not anything like what they expected. For a long moment Harold and Nell lock eyes—two huge personalities confronting each other—then at last Harold subsides. I haven’t shared this theory with anyone, because most people are quite narrow-minded, I find, even my best friends.

This story followed Leyna and Jay, high school sweethearts who broke up before college and are forced back together through business. When Lily runs into Atlas Corrigan, a childhood friend who also came from an abusive family, she hopes their friendship can blossom into love.But just when you think that maybe Matt and Ava can’t make it work out, there’s always a sweet moment that shows their true feelings for each other (Two words: pebble tower. Imagine having three life-coaches who had been through the toughest mental and physical challenges; a crack team of problem-solvers who knew in their day job that one mistake could be the difference between life - and death. They had so much stuff to work through – I truly didn’t think this book would have a happy ending for a while! I’m a big fan of author’s works and her last two books “ I owe you one” and “ Surprise me” were a little disappointing for me. I’ve read many of Sophie’s books over the past few years, and this was another lovely book to escape into, much needed in the year of a global pandemic and repeated lockdowns.