A split-second decision can change everything...
At the edge of a forest, a husband and wife are driving through the winding lanes. When a song comes on the radio, the song that brought them together on a dancefloor forty years ago, they turn to each other. That split second - a stolen glance as memories wash over them - is one of their last. Moments later, their car crashes.
Yet from tragedy, comes hope...
Two strangers lie in hospital, their lives hanging in the balance. After a near-fatal accident, it's a miracle that Zach survived. And with a life-long heart condition, Chloe didn't think she would make it past her twenties.
But that day, Chloe and Zach's lives are saved when they each receive a heart. Gifted a rare second chance, it's up to them not to waste it - to make the most of every moment.
They don't know it, but they are inextricably linked. And until Chloe and Zach find one another - two hearts searching for their missing part - their new lives can never begin... Will they be able to find each other before it's too late?
An absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking tale that will make you reach for the tissues but ultimately leave you with a smile. Fans of Jojo Moyes, Jodi Picoult and Diane Chamberlain will fall head over heels for this emotional and unforgettable story about making every second count.
Readers love Catherine Miller's novels:
'I absolutely loved this book, it was a beautiful story about love, loss and family. The characters were so well-drawn I felt I knew them, and I didn't want to finish the book because that would mean saying goodbye to these wonderful characters.' Goodreads reviewer, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Beautiful... I couldn't stop crying... Never has a book had such a dramatic effect on me... I sniffed and smiled, I cried and laughed out loud. The writing got to me, the emotions overwhelmed me, the hope and joy... was indescribable.' Book Reviews by Shalini, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'I devoured it in one sitting... I was floored by this novel.' Robin Loves Rea
A split-second decision can change everything...
At the edge of a forest, a husband and wife are driving through the winding lanes. When a song comes on the radio, the song that brought them together on a dancefloor forty years ago, they turn to each other. That split second - a stolen glance as memories wash over them - is one of their last. Moments later, their car crashes.
Yet from tragedy, comes hope...
Two strangers lie in h