What Might Have Been by Holly Miller
One moment can change everything. For Lucy, it happens right after she's walked out of her job, uncertain what the future holds. That same night, she finds herself flirting with a handsome stranger at the bar - before unexpectedly running into the man who broke her heart ten years ago. Both men want to see her again, and she needs to decide between them. But where will each path take her? And what if she'd made a different choice? READERS ARE LOVING WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN: I'm kind of sad I have finished it , can't wait for Holly Miller to write another book! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I have not been able to put this book down, right from the start I was totally absorbed. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book was consumed in a few hours. It was wonderfully crafted. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What an amazing book could not put it down. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Explores a question all of us have contemplated - what would my life be like if I'd made a different choice? It's a moving, ultimately hopeful love story about how we navigate our chosen paths in lifeI couldn't put it down * Sophie Cousens *
Such a beautiful, thoughtful story of finding happiness on life's many different paths * Abbie Greaves *
Miller's moving love-infused new novel probes the two separate realities of one spectacular woman: a life with the man who was her past, and a life with a man who could be her future . . . a total, addictive knockout * Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of Pictures of You and With or Without You *
A beautifully original and so cleverly woven sliding doors story, with characters that will lodge their way into your heart. Poignant, thought-provoking, wonderfully romantic, a little bit heartbreaking at times but ultimately uplifting * Emily Stone *
One of those novels that sweeps you up from the very first page and doesn't let you go until long after the last. I was completely hooked . . . It's a novel that breathes heart and hope and which I can't recommend highly enough. I adored it. * Jenny Ashcroft *
Achingly clever and full of warmth - What Might Have Been explores what it means to take a risks and live life, whether you stay or go * Holly Hepburn *
Beautifully written, moving and impossible to put down, this book packs an emotional punch. It's a heartfelt read that will capture your imagination and keep you hooked to the last page * Sarah Harris *
I loved the concept and the story, and its perfect connections (not a loose end in sight!) made for the most satisfying read. It left me with a huge smile on my face . . . A must for anyone who loves a great story with a healthy dose of romance * Kate Sawyer *
Compulsive and beautifully written. A must read! A novel full of emotion, excitement and the enormity of choosing the right path * Nicola May *
A sweepingly romantic and heartwarming story of "what if". Holly Miller is such a beautiful, beautiful writer. I adored it. * Lia Louis *
Uplifting . . . I loved this and was rooting for one scenario the whole way through * Prima *
You'll laugh, cry and cheer at this super inspiring read * Fabulous magazine *
Moving . . . If you've ever wondered what your life would be like if you'd made different choices, you'll find Holly Miller's second novel a thought-provoking read -- Charlotte Heathcote * Daily Mirror *
What if 'meant to be' happened twice? * Health & Wellbeing *
An emotional and moving read . . . it felt so real and raw at times, highlighting the fragility of life and those difficult choices, where both options make sense . . . a unique and gorgeous story with characters I didn't want to let go. * NB Magazine *
If books were meals, this would be a sumptuous banquet - a symphony of flavours accompanied by the finest wines, a masterpiece of storytelling with twist after unguessable twist. I relished every delicious page. * Lucy Martin *
Set to be the big love story of 2020 * Red *
We're predicting a hit * Cosmopolitan *
I've just finished it and I'm in BITS. There are literally tears still dripping from my chin. What an extraordinary book. It's exquisitely written, incredibly moving and impossible to put down. It made me want to go and give everyone I love a very, very big hug. Who could fail to fall in love with Callie and Joel? * Beth O'Leary, author of The Flatshare *
This book stole my heart. It reminds me of how I felt when I first read The Time Traveler's Wife. Special, inventive, heartbreaking and empathetic, it's a book about whether it's better to have loved and lost, or never to have loved at all. Women's fiction at its finest * Gillian McAllister, author *
Heartbreaking, hopeful and completely original - The Sight of You is a love story that stays with you long after the final page * Dani Atkins, author *
A wonderful high-concept love story. I adored it * Richard Roper, author *
Heartbreaking and compulsive in equal measure, I read The Sight of You in a single day * Kate Riordan, author *
Amazing concept, a beautiful love story * Eva Woods, author *
I. Am. Broken. It's exquisite, beautiful and tender and has left me utterly bereft! * Emma Cooper, author *
The Sight Of You is one of those rare books that stays in your heart long after the final page and I'm utterly bereft now it's finished. Beautiful, lyrical and yet packs an emotional punch that will leave you reeling * Penny Parkes, author *
What an astonishing book. I just loved it. One of those rare books that is beautifully written and utterly life affirming * Kate Thompson, author *
This book had me in tears. I can't stop thinking about Callie and Joel and what my choices would be in their circumstances. Beautiful and heartbreaking * Jill Santopolo, New York Times bestselling author of The Light We Lost *
With stunningly evocative prose, Holly Miller crafts an enthralling tale that picks up speed as it churns toward its inevitable conclusion. I'm not usually an emotional reader, but this book proved me wrong. The ending is simply perfect. Readers are going to love it * Tracey Garvis Graves, New York Times bestselling author of The Girl He Used to Know *
Such a beautiful, thoughtful story of finding happiness on life's many different paths * Abbie Greaves *
Miller's moving love-infused new novel probes the two separate realities of one spectacular woman: a life with the man who was her past, and a life with a man who could be her future . . . a total, addictive knockout * Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of Pictures of You and With or Without You *
A beautifully original and so cleverly woven sliding doors story, with characters that will lodge their way into your heart. Poignant, thought-provoking, wonderfully romantic, a little bit heartbreaking at times but ultimately uplifting * Emily Stone *
One of those novels that sweeps you up from the very first page and doesn't let you go until long after the last. I was completely hooked . . . It's a novel that breathes heart and hope and which I can't recommend highly enough. I adored it. * Jenny Ashcroft *
Achingly clever and full of warmth - What Might Have Been explores what it means to take a risks and live life, whether you stay or go * Holly Hepburn *
Beautifully written, moving and impossible to put down, this book packs an emotional punch. It's a heartfelt read that will capture your imagination and keep you hooked to the last page * Sarah Harris *
I loved the concept and the story, and its perfect connections (not a loose end in sight!) made for the most satisfying read. It left me with a huge smile on my face . . . A must for anyone who loves a great story with a healthy dose of romance * Kate Sawyer *
Compulsive and beautifully written. A must read! A novel full of emotion, excitement and the enormity of choosing the right path * Nicola May *
A sweepingly romantic and heartwarming story of "what if". Holly Miller is such a beautiful, beautiful writer. I adored it. * Lia Louis *
Uplifting . . . I loved this and was rooting for one scenario the whole way through * Prima *
You'll laugh, cry and cheer at this super inspiring read * Fabulous magazine *
Moving . . . If you've ever wondered what your life would be like if you'd made different choices, you'll find Holly Miller's second novel a thought-provoking read -- Charlotte Heathcote * Daily Mirror *
What if 'meant to be' happened twice? * Health & Wellbeing *
An emotional and moving read . . . it felt so real and raw at times, highlighting the fragility of life and those difficult choices, where both options make sense . . . a unique and gorgeous story with characters I didn't want to let go. * NB Magazine *
If books were meals, this would be a sumptuous banquet - a symphony of flavours accompanied by the finest wines, a masterpiece of storytelling with twist after unguessable twist. I relished every delicious page. * Lucy Martin *
Set to be the big love story of 2020 * Red *
We're predicting a hit * Cosmopolitan *
I've just finished it and I'm in BITS. There are literally tears still dripping from my chin. What an extraordinary book. It's exquisitely written, incredibly moving and impossible to put down. It made me want to go and give everyone I love a very, very big hug. Who could fail to fall in love with Callie and Joel? * Beth O'Leary, author of The Flatshare *
This book stole my heart. It reminds me of how I felt when I first read The Time Traveler's Wife. Special, inventive, heartbreaking and empathetic, it's a book about whether it's better to have loved and lost, or never to have loved at all. Women's fiction at its finest * Gillian McAllister, author *
Heartbreaking, hopeful and completely original - The Sight of You is a love story that stays with you long after the final page * Dani Atkins, author *
A wonderful high-concept love story. I adored it * Richard Roper, author *
Heartbreaking and compulsive in equal measure, I read The Sight of You in a single day * Kate Riordan, author *
Amazing concept, a beautiful love story * Eva Woods, author *
I. Am. Broken. It's exquisite, beautiful and tender and has left me utterly bereft! * Emma Cooper, author *
The Sight Of You is one of those rare books that stays in your heart long after the final page and I'm utterly bereft now it's finished. Beautiful, lyrical and yet packs an emotional punch that will leave you reeling * Penny Parkes, author *
What an astonishing book. I just loved it. One of those rare books that is beautifully written and utterly life affirming * Kate Thompson, author *
This book had me in tears. I can't stop thinking about Callie and Joel and what my choices would be in their circumstances. Beautiful and heartbreaking * Jill Santopolo, New York Times bestselling author of The Light We Lost *
With stunningly evocative prose, Holly Miller crafts an enthralling tale that picks up speed as it churns toward its inevitable conclusion. I'm not usually an emotional reader, but this book proved me wrong. The ending is simply perfect. Readers are going to love it * Tracey Garvis Graves, New York Times bestselling author of The Girl He Used to Know *
Holly Miller was born and grew up in Bedfordshire. Since university she has worked as a marketer, editor and copywriter. Holly currently lives in Norfolk with her partner and their dog. twitter: @ByHollyMiller
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| ISBN 13 | 9781529324402 |
| ISBN 10 | 1529324408 |
| Title | What Might Have Been |
| Author | Holly Miller |
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| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
| Year published | 2022-03-03 |
| Number of pages | 400 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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