The Way We Were - Elizabeth Noble

What if you had a second chance at first love?

Susannah and Rob were childhood sweethearts. But as with most early love affairs, they broke up, moved on and now find themselves in very different places.
And not entirely happy - who is?

A chance meeting between them sends shockwaves through their lives. What happens when your first love makes a surprise reappearance? Is fate telling you it's time for a second chance . . . or should you simply walk away and let the past become ancient history?

But Susannah and Rob just aren't able to forget the way they were . . . and the world is about to discover the consequences of their reunion.

Elizabeth Noble lives in Surrey with her husband and two daughters. Her previous Sunday Times bestsellers include: The Reading Group, which reached Number One, The Friendship Test (formerly published as The Tenko Club), Alphabet Weekends, Things I Want My Daughters to Know, The Girl Next Door, The Way We Were, Between a Mother and her Child, Love, Iris and The Family Holiday.

Between a Mother and her Child and Love, Iris were both Richard & Judy Book Club picks. Other People's Husbands is her tenth novel.

Impossible to finish without tears streaming down your face
Daily Express

An extremely moving look at how it might feel if your life didn't work out the way you expected . . . You'll be gripped
Daily Mail

Praise for Elizabeth Noble
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Deliciously readable
The Times

I defy you not to cry at least once
Sun

Tissues are essential. You'll ricochet between delicately watering eyes at the romance of it all and howling sobs at the unbearable tenderness
Heat

A great writer.
You'll be rooting for Noble's protagonists as soon as you meet them
Daily Mail

Noble is a mistress of the tearjerking message of love
Express

Enchantingly clever

Witty, pacy and immediately engaging
Glamour

Honest and beautifully written
Woman & Home

Witty, affectionate and unashamedly tear-jerking
Red

Irresistible comfort read
Glamour

Incredibly thought-provoking and poignant
Sun

So fluid, the pages turn themselves
Daily Mirror

It would be a hard heart indeed that remained unmoved . . . the tender feelings that Noble engenders in her readers are to be cherished
Daily Express

Tissues are essential. You'll ricochet between delicately watering eyes at the romance of it all and howling sobs at the unbearable tenderness
Heat