One Good Thing: From the bestselling author of Confessions of a 40 something F##k Up

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You get a real sense of the character’s inner feelings throughout the story and you are rooting for them from the get go.

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Like Set It Up and the rest of the Netflix rom-com set, it’s compulsively watchable, with a plot that gets better the less you think about it. Case in point: The clothing montage — a staple of early aughts rom-coms — feels like a natural extension of a night out as the trio takes shots and swaps outfits while rapping along to “The Jump Off” by Lil’ Kim. But fresh starts can be scarier than they look and feeling lost and lonely—adopts Harry, an old dog from the shelter to keep her company. These titles have sold in twenty-five territories and achieved worldwide sales of more than one million copies (making the bestseller charts in the UK, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovenia and Serbia).

There are so many emotions packed in this book I feel it should come with a warning on the cover – 𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘀𝘂𝗲𝘀.

Stanley’s dad Ben is a builder who turns out to be working on Liv’s cottage renovation and in fact there is a history between them as they weren’t exactly the best of friends when they meet each other in Nettlewick as teenagers. I loved every character we encounter but Valentine, Ben, Stanley, Maya and Liv were my absolute faves and I loved that we encounter POV chapters for four of them, which really added much needed insight into their emotions and thought processes. Having to exercise Harry daily she finds herself walking the same paths through the village of Nettlewick and in doing so she starts to see the same familiar faces.