This is the ultimate in feel-good chick-lit romance.
Nadine is trying to get her life back on track and therefore every Monday she gets up early and gets the 7:30am tube. She can never sustain this for the week.
Daniel is grieving for his father, and gets the 7:30am tube every day. He spots a 'devastatingly cute' girl who often has spilled coffee on her skirt. He's too shy to say hello, but he has another plan.
They start their romance through the missed connections page in the free newspaper.
This book goes through all their near misses. By the end of the story I was on the edge of my seat yelling "speak to her" at the page.
A really nice feel-good summer novel, with great characterisation, and a simple but super romantic story.
Nadine is trying to get her life back on track and therefore every Monday she gets up early and gets the 7:30am tube. She can never sustain this for the week.
Daniel is grieving for his father, and gets the 7:30am tube every day. He spots a 'devastatingly cute' girl who often has spilled coffee on her skirt. He's too shy to say hello, but he has another plan.
They start their romance through the missed connections page in the free newspaper.
This book goes through all their near misses. By the end of the story I was on the edge of my seat yelling "speak to her" at the page.
A really nice feel-good summer novel, with great characterisation, and a simple but super romantic story.