Until Next Weekend

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THE UNFORGETTABLE NEW NOVEL FROM THE AUTHOR OF SATURDAYS AT NOON

'A total delight. Beautifully observed, painfully funny and profoundly moving, it's a wise and wonderful story of hope and love. I adored it!' Miranda Dickinson

'Rachel Marks packs a novel with all the emotions - hope, fear, love, despair and - ultimately - joy' Clare Pooley

'An engaging, unexpected story from start to finish. Strongly recommend' Netgalley Reader Review, *****

'A delightful, heart-warming read - a reminder that we all get a second act in life. The characters feel so real ... I'm sure I must know them somehow!' Sophie Cousens

'Unpredictable and satisfying' Heidi Swain, Sunday Times bestselling author

'Funny, relatable and simply brilliant!' Netgalley Reader Review, *****

'Heartbreaking, heartwarming, perfect!' Rosie Goodwin

'Absolutely perfectly written, great characters and some heartbreaking moments - I devoured this' Netgalley Reader Review, *****

*****

Noah and Kate were meant to be together forever.

Married with two gorgeous sons, it looked like they'd got their happy ever after.

But marriage isn't easy. And one day, Kate left, taking their two boys with her.

These days, Noah is a weekend dad - and it breaks his heart. He misses the chaotic meal-times, the bedtime stories, the early mornings and the late homework.

Suddenly, he decides enough is enough - he has to win his family back. Starting with Kate.

The only problem?

In six weeks' time, Kate is getting married to someone else...


Praise for Rachel Marks:

'Wonderful . . . compassionate and unpredictable' Graeme Simsion

'I loved this original, at times painful but truly thought-provoking book. A triumph' Sunday Times bestselling author Katie Fforde

'Oh how I loved this book [...] complex, imperfect, totally loveable and completely unforgettable' Clare Pooley

'Sometimes a book comes along and really does make you think... This engaging read is both heart-breaking and full of hope' Woman & Home

'Clever and engaging read. Heartbreaking and hopeful, this book is a keeper' Woman's Weekly