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From Now On
- Narrateur(s): Tom Lawrence, Rebecca Lee
- Durée: 10 h et 58 min
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Description
A heartbreaking tragedy.
Charlie left his hometown behind years ago and hasn’t looked back since. These days, with a successful career and a beautiful soon-to-be fiancée, he couldn’t be happier. But when he receives some unexpected news, his life is forever changed.
A life-changing choice.
Suddenly things are falling apart, and now Charlie has to care for his family. How is he supposed to look after a heartbroken little brother and a sullen teenage sister who want nothing to do with him? He’s completely at a loss and knows he can’t do it alone – not without the help of his oldest friend, Pippa.
The chance to start afresh.
As Charlie steps back into his old life, he soon realises it’s not only his family who needs fixing, there’s also his relationship with Pippa too. But returning home is a painful reminder of all that he lost and tried so hard to forget. And if Charlie is to fight for what he wants, first he must face up to his own past and decide whether he is ready to let go…
From Amelia Henley, comes an emotional and uplifting novel about family, love and the hard choices we face to protect the ones we love the most.
Ce que les critiques en disent
"Wistfully uplifting, with a sprinkling of the extraordinary...I loved it!' (Holly Hepburn, Coming Home to Brightwater Bay)
"A heart-achingly beautiful story of love, grief and hope that reflects on the power of love, family and friendship." (Jules Wake, The Spark)
"An ode to finding the meaning in grief, in our life’s purpose, and in deciding to live and love fully, [it] broke my heart and then rebuilt it again. Just gorgeous." (Laura Jane Williams, Our Stop)