‘The love story you need in your suitcase this summer!’ Red‘The love story you need in your suitcase this summer!’ RedWhat if you almost missed the love of your life?Nadia gets the 7.30 train every morning without fail. Well, except if she oversleeps or wakes up at her friend Emma’s after too much wine.Daniel really does get the 7.30 train every morning, which is easy because he hasn’t been able to sleep properly since his dad died.One morning, Nadia’s eye catches sight of a post in the daily paper:To the cute girl with the coffee stains on her dress. I’m the guy who’s always standing near the doors… Drink sometime?So begins a not-quite-romance of near-misses, true love, and the power of the written word. Includes a bonus Q&A between Laura Jane Williams and Carrie Hope Fletcher A wonderfully funny will-they-won’t-they romance told with real emotional honesty, perfectfor those who loved Sally Thorne’s 99% Mine and Helena Hunting’s Meet Cute.Recommended by Bustle as a ‘Rom-Com Novel You Need To Read This Summer!’Praise for Our Stop:‘A fresh, smart, modern rom com. This is romance seen through the wry eyes of a cynic, and that's what makes it so special – and, ultimately, so uplifting. It had me totally gripped.’ Beth O’Leary, author of The Flatshare‘The joyful, romantic and life-affirming love story you need in your suitcase this summer!’ Red Magazine‘Our Stop is everything I didn't know I needed in a book. Laura Jane Williams’ writing SEES you, and gives you so much. This is exactly the joyful escapism you need for your next beach holiday.’ Lucy Vine, author of Are We Nearly There Yet?‘Hilarious, heart-warming and truly authentic – your modern rom com must-read!’ Hello!‘Tender, energetic and authentic … Such a current love story, but so timeless too. I adored Nadia and Daniel.’ Daisy Buchanan‘This is the laugh-out-loud love story you need to read this summer.’ Glamour‘A perfect summer read that will leave you grinning stupidly.’ Closer‘Laura Jane Williams offers another dose of smart, sisterly storytelling … You can practically feel modern romance evolving as you’re reading it.’ Emma Jane Unsworth, Observer‘This is the feminist rom-com of the summer!’ Holly Bourne, author of How Do You Like Me Now?Praise for Laura Jane Williams:‘A cult hit’ Grazia‘If you’ve ever felt a little lost, I hope this book finds its way to you’ Daisy Buchanan‘LJ’s honesty and voice are unique in a crowded market’ Stylist‘Rediscover and embrace your inner silliness and watch your busy, stress-filled actual life become, well, simpler’ Red on Ice Cream for BreakfastLaura Jane Williams is a writer whose work has appeared everywhere from the Guardian to Buzzfeed, Stylist, Closer, the Metro and the Telegraph. She is Grazia’s former dating columnist, and the author of two previous works of non-fiction: Ice Cream for Breakfast and Becoming. Our Stop is her first novel.A story that will resonate with commuters worldwide! This is a hugely relatable romantic comedy about a morning commute that leads to much, much more. Laura Jane Williams is funny, authentic and spreads romance in our well-organised everyday world.Laura Jane Williams has 20,000+ followers on both Instagram and Twitter respectively, and her network is growing organically and rapidly, with impressive engagement. She also runs a popular blog, www.superlativelyrude.com, which has a strong following.Laura Jane Williams wrote a monthly column for Red online until recently, and was Grazia’s dating columnist. She is also a gifted public speaker, and has spoken at Blogtacular, Stylist Live, Birchbox x Oliver Bonas, Twitter, West Elm, as well as acting as a spokesperson to press and media for Bumble and Benefit Cosmetics. She features regularly on international podcasts, and is renowned for her frank and funny delivery.Laura Jane Williams known for her touching insight, outrageous wit, and charismatic truth-talking both off- and online, with a focus predominantly on female empowerment and connection.In this novel, she not only writes about modern and urban life, friendship and partnership in a very authentic way, but she also plays with the readers’ expectations and upends stereotypical ideas that linger in our heads.A story that will resonate with commuters worldwide! This is a hugely relatable romantic comedy about a morning commute that leads to much, much more. Laura Jane Williams is funny, authentic and spreads romance in our well-organised everyday world.Competition: The Flatshare Don’t You Forget About Me Everything I Know About Love The Day We Met Sorry Not Sorry The Note The Man Who Didn’t Call Wedding Night. Beth O’Leary Mhairi McFarlane Holly Bourne Dolly Alderton Roxie Cooper Sophie Ranald Zoë Folbigg Lucy Vine Rosie Walsh Sophie Kinsella
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