‘Dear Ben, I can only write you this letter because I know you’ll never read it…’
When Jem writes to her ex Ben, it’s to explain everything.
All the secrets she kept from him – from the little lies she’d
sometimes tell about how new those shoes really were, or how many
glasses of wine she’d had that evening… right up to The Big Thing that
happened on the night that changed everything. But she never expects he
will actually see what she’s written.
She is just writing because she thinks it will help to get the words out. Later, she
resolves, she’ll burn the letter, and then the past will be in the past
for good.
Because Jem is doing fine now. She’s busy: working,
spending time with her best friend, and looking after her mother, who’s
in remission from cancer. She’s even dating again and has just met a guy
who she thinks she could actually fall for. At long last, Jem is
really, definitely somewhere close to happy.
But her mum finds
the letter and thinks she’s doing Jem a favour when she posts it to Ben.
And Jem’s new, carefully rebuilt life begins to unravel in ways she
could never have imagined. Then, when her mother gets ill again, she
finds herself asking who has the key to her future. The man she’s
falling in love with now? Or the man she loved before?
A
heartbreaking, beautifully honest novel that will stay with readers long
after they finish it. Perfect for fans of Diane Chamberlain, Amanda
Prowse, and Susan Lewis.
ID: R - 329
R - 329 | The Man I Loved Before by Anna Mansell
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