Hello, Stranger
- Author Rachel Marks
- Narrator Sofia Engstrand, James Meunier
- Publisher Penguin Books Ltd
- Run Time 10 hours and 47 minutes
- Format Audio
- Genre Contemporary romance, Family life fiction, Humorous fiction, Modern and contemporary fiction, Narrative theme: Love and relationships, Romance: wholesome.
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What to expect
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The unpredictible and big-hearted new love story from the author of Until Next Weekend and Saturdays at Noon!
From their very first date, Jamie and Lucy know they've met THE ONE.
They're as different as night and day. Jamie's a home bird, while Lucy's happiest on holiday. He has a place for everything - she can never find her keys.
Yet, somehow, they make each other happier than they ever thought possible.
So why does their story start with them saying 'goodbye'?
And does this really have to be the end. . . ?
Relatable, romantic and heartbreakingly real, HELLO, STRANGER proves that the best love stories often have the most unexpected endings.
'Clever, poignant, and satisfying' Sunday Times bestseller Katie Fforde
'An eminently real and relatable love story . . . Lucy and Jamie had me at Hello' Julietta Henderson, author of The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman
'Heartbreakingly tender & poignant. It kept me guessing & hoping until the last page' Sophie Claire, author of A Winter's Dream
© Rachel Marks 2022 (P) Penguin Audio 2022
Critics Review
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Clever, poignant, and satisfying
Sunday Times bestseller Katie Fforde -
Oh boy did I love Hello, Stranger, a moving and surprising love story
Gillian McAllister, Sunday Times bestselling author of Wrong Place, Wrong TIme -
Poignant, profound and yet written with a light touch – Marks has done it again. The story engages from the off . . . This is a heartbreaking and heart-warming story
Woman -
An eminently real and relatable love story about the tussle between head, heart and the costs of holding on to your own truth. Rachel Marks has perfectly captured the pleasure, pain and poignancy of being human – Lucy and Jamie had me at Hello…
Julietta Henderson, author of Richard and Judy pick The Funny Thing About Norman Foreman -
Heart-warming . . . Lovely and thought-provoking
Hello! -
A book to cancel plans for – we’re still not over the ending
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