One couple. One past. A million tomorrows. Adam and Jules have been married for 25 years when they discover a time machine in their shed - can it bring back their romantic spark? Or will it unravel everything?

‘An unforgettable read. I loved this book’ LAURIE GILMORE

'A heartwarming insight into love after your happily ever after' GILLIAN ANDERSON

‘Witty, relatable, and packed full of nostalgia’ PAIGE TOON

Meet Adam and Jules - they're stuck in a rut and their future looks, well, boring.

Then Adam stumbles across a pile of old mixtapes he and Jules made for each other when they were young and falling in love. He dusts off his vintage stereo, inserts one of the cassettes, presses play…and the unbelievable happens.

With the power to travel back in time, he and Jules can revisit pivotal moments in their pasts. Is this the key to getting their sparkle back? They embark on an epic hunt through the multiverse for their perfect love story. But as they visit the past, they realise that time travel could be as dangerous as it is addictive, because the temptation to change just a few tiny things is irresistible.

As the consequences start to spiral out of control, can they find a way back to their messy, imperfect, glorious real life? Or will they lose each other forever?

Funny, heart-warming and honest, You & Me & You & Me & You & Me is a time travel rom-com and instant feel-good classic.

**EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL LIMITED-EDITION with blue foil mixtape design on the board, exclusive to the UK and only available while stocks last**


‘The best treat... funny, heart-wrenching, clever, thought provoking’ JENNY COLGAN

'Warm, witty and thought provoking' MIKE GAYLE

''Compelling' DAILY MAIL

'If you read just one book this year, read this one' SOPHIE COUSENS

"A stunning time travel romance…Funny, tender, bittersweet, and ultimately affirming…a showstopping tale about learning to embrace imperfection" - Publishers Weekly

"Funny, nostalgic and thoughtful" - Mail on Sunday, *Books to Look Out For 2026*

"Compelling" - Daily Mail

"A pacy rom-com fraught with ethical dilemmas that bops along to its own catchy playlist" - Saga