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Impossible had me giggling from the first page. An expletive ridden email sent to the wrong person forms a bond between Nick and Bee. Their online communication is easy, it’s everything else that’s about to make things complicated. When a planned meetup at Euston station doesn’t go to plan, their inevitable love story begins to unravel in an emotional rollercoaster that will leave you trying to figure out what could possibly happen next.
A brilliant story, with elements of You’ve Got Mail and Sliding Doors. I loved Nick and Bee, their easy going email exchanges are at the core of the book throughout, even as the narrative broadens and they search for other ways to be happy. As I was reading I didn’t know what was coming next, or whether there was going to be a happy ending. Those last two words set my heart soaring! At times I was tearing up and other times I was laughing out loud at the witty remarks, sarcastic comments or wonderfully quirky wider cast of characters. Impossible is a brilliantly inventive relationship story with funny bones and a heartwarming centre. Expect the unexpected and you won’t be disappointed.
Charlotte Walker
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Impossible Synopsis
One day, Nick and Bee cross paths over a misdirected email. The connection is instant, they feel like they've known each other forever. Nick buys a new suit, gets on a train. Bee steadies her nerves, gets a pep talk from her best friend Leila.
This is it. Except it isn't. Because as they prepare to meet under the clock at Euston station, the rest of their lives just one encounter away, the universe throws in a twist you'd never see coming . . . Everyone is falling for IMPOSSIBLE
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Sarah Lotz Press Reviews
'Holy s***. This book. I loved everything about it. The zingy dialogue, the romance, the suspense. The alternate history. It's a love story of the greatest kind' Gillian Mcallister
'Some books become cultural touchstones that people bond over for years, like One Day or The Time Traveller's Wife. You remember where you were when you read them, and how you felt. Impossible is one of those books' Laura Pearson
'What an absolute joy of a book! Witty, engaging and so emotionally resonant, IMPOSSIBLE is the book we all need right now!' Sarah Pinborough
'It is amazing, NEVER EVER EVER IN MY LIFE HAVE I WISHED I'D WRITTEN A BOOK SO MUCH. I am BAWLING. Bawling. An actual masterpiece' Anstey Harris
'Brilliant! I devoured every page. Warm, witty and original' Sarah Morgan
'An absolutely addictive read. I was swept away by Bee and Nick's impossible love story and I was utterly hooked from the start. Genuinely unputdownable' Jennifer Saint
'I have DEVOURED Impossible and I'm going to go as far as to say I think it's one of the best rom coms I have ever read. It's so funny, so original, so beautifully mad - I am seething with envy that I didn't write it myself' Sophie Cousens
'It is indeed amazing. It has twisted my brain - in a good way - and made me wonder how much of it could be true. Ingenious and beautifully executed' Jill Mansell
'Oh my goodness - Funny, unique, moving and complex - Lotz has taken an utterly fascinating premise and placed two wonderfully witty people at its heart' Cesca Major
'My mind is officially blown. What a book! Breathtakingly original, clever and unputdownable. A work of total genius' Sarah J Harris
About Sarah Lotz
Sarah Lotz is a screenwriter and novelist who pens novels under the name S.L Grey with author Louis Greenberg; YA novels with her daughter, as Lily Herne; and is one third of pseudonymous author Helena S. Paige. Lauren Beukes calls her 'a natural-born storyteller. Like the hand reaching up from the dark well, she'll drag you into her thrall. You'll come up gasping.' Sarah lives in Cape Town with her family and other animals.
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