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The A to Z of Us
- Narrado por: Kitty Kelly, Philip Stevens
- Duração: 9 horas e 45 minutos
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Sinopse
Can love ever be as easy as ABC?
If you want to know the A-Z of love, then it starts with Alice and ends with Zach.
Alice is a self-confessed cynic when it comes to love. She’s never had a serious relationship herself, and after supporting her best friend through a devastating breakup, she’s not about to let down her barriers anytime soon. Relationships always end badly.
Zach is a romantic. Even after his parents got divorced, he still believed in love and is eager to settle down and have a family of his own. He just hasn’t met The One yet.
After a chance meet-cute at an art gallery, Zach is immediately intrigued by Alice and realising their names bookend the alphabet suggests that their next date needs to begin with a B. Alice agrees to one date while Zach is determined to make her believe in love. But can love ever be as easy as ABC?
A fun and feel-good romantic comedy with dating as you’ve never seen it before, for anyone who’s missed Happy Hour drink dates and meet-cutes in real life. Fans of Sophie Cousens, Mhairi McFarlane and Sophie Ranald won’t be able to stop this heart-warming pause-resister.
Resumo da Crítica
"Brilliantly funny and sweet, so heartwarming and relatable. I couldn’t stop reading it!" (Lucy Vine)
"A warm, wonderful novel with vibrant characters, heart-melting scenes and big, bold emotions. Perfect for reading in the summer sunshine." (Lisa Dickenson)
"Such a brilliant concept and great characters - funny, romantic and toe-curlingly awkward. I absolutely loved it!" (Tom Ellen)