After 30 years in a joyless marriage and a dead-end job, Juliet Morris is resigned to a humdrum life in her quiet corner of the Cotswolds, until a chance encounter at a dental appointment reminds her of what might have been.
Craving an afternoon alone to think, Juliet accepts the offer of an unusual loan car whose satnav seems to have a mind of its own. Following its directions, she begins a remarkable journey of second chances and fresh hopes, leading to surprising destinations.
A delightful and original romantic comedy, full of Debbie Young's renowned humour and optimism, with a touch of magical realism.
By the author of the
Sophie Sayers Village Mysteries
and the
Staffroom at St Bride's School Stories
. Books in both of those series have been shortlisted for the
Selfies Award for the best independently-published fiction in the UK
-
Secrets at St Bride's
(2020) and
Murder Lost and Found
(2021).