The Last Piece of My Heart
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3.9 • 15 Ratings
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- €5.49
Publisher Description
'Wonderfully heartfelt... her best book yet!' heat, five star review
'A gorgeous, warm novel' ADELE PARKS
When life feels like a puzzle, sometimes it's the small pieces that make up the bigger picture... Join Bridget on a journey to put her world back together.
A successful travel journalist, Bridget has ambitions to turn her quirky relationship blog about the missing pieces of her heart into a book. But after a spate of rejections from publishers, she accepts an alternative proposition.
Nicole Dupré died leaving behind a bestselling novel and an incomplete sequel. Tasked with finishing the book, Bridget is thankful to have her foot in the publishing door, even if it means relocating to Cornwall for the summer and answering to Nicole's grieving husband, Charlie...
‘You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and be hooked from page one. A beautifully written, heart-wrenching journey of love and loss’ OK!
‘Poignant and lovely, warm and wise’ MILLY JOHNSON
‘Paige’s writing is brilliant’ MHAIRI McFARLANE
‘I loved it’ LINDSEY KELK
‘Interrupting my weekend away from Twitter to say… I’ve just finished The Last Piece of my Heart. Bravo. Bravo’ @owlsandstags
‘5 of 5 stars to The Last Piece of My Heart by Paige Toon’ @overflowingklc
‘I just finished The Last Piece of my Heart and it was AMAZING!!! I love it SO much!’@Livsescape
Praise for The One We Fell in Love with:
'You'll love it, cry buckets and be uplifted' MARIAN KEYES
'I blubbed, I laughed and I fell in love... utterly heart-wrenching' GIOVANNA FLETCHER
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Paige Toon’s Inside Story: “The Last Piece of my Heart is one of my favourite stories—and yet it’s one that hasn’t done as well as I believe it should. I loved setting the story in Cornwall and Thailand, which are two of my favourite places in the world. And I loved this book’s characters, Charlie and Bridget. Out of all my characters, I think Bridget is someone I’d want to be friends with. At first though, I felt really frustrated with her as a character. Then my husband and I went away for a couple of days, and he started talking about her being really into music and playing all these songs. That suddenly brought Bridget to life. The story is based on the idea that you give a piece of yourself away to every person you’ve been with. First love is therefore the strongest, because that’s the only time you ever really love wholeheartedly. I’d written a poem about the idea of being more than one piece when I was younger. All those years later, I put that poem into this book.”
