The Best Thing I Never Had

<h2>‘Funny and Addictive!’ Fabulous Magazine (Sun)</h2> <p> <strong>Funny sad and honest if you loved David Nicholls’ <em>One Day</em> and <em>The Note</em> this is the book for you.</strong> </p> <p> <em>‘So much more than a love story more of a life story.’</em> </p> <p>Five years ago at university they had been seven friends that laughed hard and loved harder.</p> <p>Nicky and Miles were the couple that were always meant to be … Leigha and Adam not so much.</p> <p>So when Adam and Harriet grew close during endless days in the library they did the one thing that changed everything – they kept a secret. And when it came out it all fell apart.</p> <p>When the day comes for bridesmaids to be chosen and best men to fulfil drunken promises Nicky and Miles’ wedding isn’t just a wedding it’s a reunion – loaded with past hurts past regrets past loves….</p> <p> <strong>What readers are saying about <em>The Best Thing I Never Had</em>:</strong> </p> <p>'One of the<strong> most engaging </strong>books I've read this year. I loved it' – <em>Books with Bunny</em></p> <p>'A superb debut about complicated ties betrayal and lies and <strong>one of my favourite books of the year</strong>' –<em> ChickLit Club</em></p> <p>'Friendships trust lies deceit love and so much more – <strong>a real page-turner</strong> for me' – <em>Cosmochicklitan</em></p>