You And Me, Always
An uplifting novel of love and friendship
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4.4 • 5 Ratings
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- $13.99
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- $13.99
Publisher Description
Jill Mansell's YOU AND ME, ALWAYS is a deliciously romantic and poignant read about love, loss and how nothing can stay hidden for ever... If you love the novels of Milly Johnson and Lucy Diamond, you won't want to miss Jill Mansell. 'Achingly romantic... we loved it!' Heat
Lily's always been surrounded by love.
Ever since her mother died, she's been cared for by friends who are as close as any family.
Coral, her mum's best friend; Patsy, her old babysitter - and even Dan, Patsy's incorrigible younger brother - have always been there for her.
But when the chance comes to meet the man who was the love of her mother's life, Lily knows she has to take it. Getting to know him could change everything, and not just for Lily...
What readers are saying about You And Me, Always:
'Fabulous, fun, flirty characters and a story that cracks along at a delicious pace. Another winner!' Amazon reviewer, 5 stars
'Filled with laughter and tears, friendship and love, You and Me, Always is an uplifting tale filled with soul stirring characters - I became sincerely invested in everybody's outcome' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
'A lovely, warm and humorous read and nothing less than I expected from one of my favourite authors' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Like a perfect summer’s day, Jill Mansell’s heartwarming novel will lift your spirits. The bestselling British author hooks us again with charming, witty characters and funny situations that made us smile big. On her 25th birthday, Lily receives the final letter from her adoring mother, who died far too early. The people who matter most in Lily’s life are her adoptive parents, her former babysitter Patsy and Patsy’s little brother, Dan, a dashing pilot and womaniser—and we loved spending time with them all, getting glimpses into their private lives and feelings. You and Me, Always is the kind of book that whisks you away and fills your heart.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The charming village of Stanton Langley in England's Cotswolds serves as both character and setting in Mansell's (The One You Really Want) latest multigenerational romance. Lily's dying mother wrote her letters, each one to be opened on her birthday. Now that Lily's turning 25, she reaches the final letter. She learns the name of her mother's real love and writes to him with hopes of a meeting. Lily's biological father was never in the picture, and the recently widowed Coral, who runs the architectural salvage where Lily works, raised Lily after her mother died. Pilot Dan, Lily's childhood friend and confidant, secretly loves her, and for years Lily has concealed her feelings for him as well. Their witty dialogue sizzles, and the plot weaves naturally among characters, who are all strongly developed with solid backstories. An actor hiding from the paparazzi in a neighbor's house and the antics of Coral's Internet dating complete this captivating read.
