An uplifting and moving love story about second chances and destiny, perfect for fans of One Day, Jojo Moyes and Josie Silver.
'Emotionally heart wrenching!'
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'It's been so long since a book properly made me cry . . . I was sobbing'
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'I couldn't put it down. Emotional and beautifully written'
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'A love story to remember'
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Have you ever wondered What If . . . ?

Lou feels like she is stuck on the wrong path: alone, in a city far from home, watching other people being happy. When the man she's in love with announces his engagement to someone else, Lou is consumed by 'what ifs'.

Then she finds herself slipping back in time to a night two years ago, where one small decision changed everything.

Suddenly, Lou has a chance to fix her mistakes. But as she finds herself stuck in a loop, living out alternate versions of her life, her choices lead her down roads she could never have imagined.

And in each life, she notices her path intersecting with one person again and again . . .

Lou is about to realise that the greatest love stories aren't the ones we expect, but the ones we choose to fight for.
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Readers are falling in LOVE with One Last Chance . . .
'Reminiscent of Matt Haig's The Midnight Library and Rebecca Serle's In Five Years' Booklist

'A heart-wrenching emotional rollercoaster' Ashley Winstead

'Jost threads her novel with humour' The Times

'An absorbing love story . . . Heartbreakingly poignant' Samantha Young

'Tugs at the heartstrings' Publisher's Weekly

'Captivating and poignant' Annette Christie

'Gorgeous, heart-breaking' Saskia Sarginson

'Moving, compelling' Francesca Hornak

'Irresistible' Margarita Montimore

'Full of hope and heart' Glendy Vanderah

"Jost threads her novel with humour and isn't too preachy about her lesson that running from painful experiences is not always the right answer" - The Times

"Jost tugs at the heartstrings in her tearjerker debut. . . . Anyone who has ever wished for a do-over will see themselves in Jost's poignant tale of love lost and found" - Publisher’s Weekly

"An engaging debut, with a time-travel element that allows thoughtful character development and structure . . . reminiscent of Matt Haig's The Midnight Library and Rebecca Serle's In Five Years" - Booklist