- 2025
- year of publication
- —
- Length
- English (United Kingdom)
- language
- E-book
- Format
- Publisher
- Penguin
- ISBN-13
- 978-18-0494-970-2
- EAN
- 9781804949702
- Publication date
- 2025-06-19
- Book
- Love at First Sight · 4 editions
'Fresh, smart, funny' Beth O'Leary 'Smart, delightful and heaps of fun' Fiona Gibson ----------------------------------------- She’s found the one . He’s just not the one for her . Jessie doesn’t believe in love at first sight. Until one sunny Saturday in London, a fire alarm in Whole Foods throws her into a stranger's arms. Cal is charming and funny: their chemistry is instant. Quick-fire flirting turns into the most romantic day of Jessie’s life. But that evening they're forced apart before swapping numbers. Jessie is devastated – has she just lost the one ? After weeks of searching, Cal turns up on her doorstop holding two dozen red roses. It feels like fate. The only thing is, they’re not for her… ' The perfect romcom - full of great banter, relatable characters and a story that keeps you guessing.' Lucy Vine ----------------------------------------- PRAISE FOR LAURA JANE WILLIAMS 'I'm a big fan of Laura Jane Williams - she writes such fresh, smart, funny romances.' Beth O'Leary 'An absolute delight!... romantic, relaxing, inspiring... I love it!' Emily Henry 'Laura Jane Williams writes such warm and yet realistic love stories - they're not escapism, but rather hope-ism.' Holly Bourne 'Joyful, romantic and life-affirming.' Red 'Guaranteed to make you smile.' Closer 'Hilarious, heart-warming and truly authentic - your modern rom com must-read!' Hello! 'Tender, energetic and authentic.' Daisy Buchanan 'Pure escapist fiction!' Stacey Halls 'Smart and funny. The perfect escape.' Sarah Morgan 'Full of fun and charm... an utterly feel-good love story.' Holly Miller 'So funny and wonderful and life affirming' Lorna Cook 'This is the laugh-out-loud love story you need to read this summer.' Glamour 'Smart, sisterly storytelling... You can practically feel modern romance evolving as you're reading it' Emma Jane Unsworth, Observer



