A compelling and perceptive tale of intimacy, memory and relationships from the bestselling author How can you know someone you've never met? Joyce Conway remembers things she shouldn't. She knows about tiny cobbled streets in Paris, which she has never visited. And every night she dreams about an unknown little girl with blonde hair. Justin Hitchcock is divorced, lonely and restless. He arrives in Dublin to give a lecture on art and meets an attractive doctor, who persuades him to donate blood. It's the first thing to come straight from his heart in a long time. When Joyce leaves hospital after a terrible accident, with her life and her marriage in pieces, she moves back in with her elderly father. All the while, a strong sense of deja vu is overwhelming her and she can't figure out why ...

Prizes

Shortlisted for Galaxy British Book Awards: Sainsbury's Popular Fiction Award 2009 and Romantic Novel of the Year Award 2009.

Praise for Cecelia Ahern:

'A sensational debut novel that proves true love never dies' Cosmopolitan

'A wonderfully life-affirming, witty debut' Company

'Like an Irish Sleepless in Seattle and almost certainly the chick-lit bestseller of the year' In Style

'Heartwarmingly good' Heat

'A wonderfully warm and witty debut from a terrific new writer...This exceptional novel about bereavement, friendship and lost love is both heartbreaking and uplifting' Express

'A heartwarming, completely absorbing tale of love and friendship' Company

`Enjoyable'Cosmopolitan

Before embarking on her writing career, Cecelia Ahern completed a degree in journalism and media studies. Her first novel, PS, I Love You was one of the biggest-selling debut novels of 2004 and a number one bestseller. Her successive bestselling novels are Where Rainbows End, If You Could See Me Now, A Place Called Here,Thanks for the Memories and The Gift. PS, I Love You, starring Hilary Swank, is now a major motion picture. Cecelia lives in County Dublin.