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Alexandra Potter

    January 1, 1970

    Alexandra Potter is a celebrated bestselling author whose novels are renowned for their sharp wit and keen observations of modern life. Her writing delves into the complexities of relationships and the journey of self-discovery, often with a humorous and relatable touch. Potter masterfully blends pacing and insightful prose to create stories that resonate deeply with readers. Her unique voice captures the female experience with honesty and humor, earning her a devoted international following.

    Alexandra Potter
    Dont' you forget about me
    Love from Paris
    The Love Detective
    More Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up
    Making Your Mind Up. Second Honeymoon. Be Careful What You Wish For
    One good thing
    • One good thing

      • 464 pages
      • 17 hours of reading

      One Good Thing is the new heartwarming, hilarious alternative love story, from the author of Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up, Alexandra PotterIn life, nothing is certain. Just when you think you have it all figured out, something can happen to change the course of everything . . . Liv Brooks is still in shock. Newly-divorced and facing an uncertain future, she impulsively swaps her London Life for the sweeping hills of the Yorkshire Dales, determined to make a fresh start. But fresh starts are harder than they look and feeling lost and lonely she decides to adopt Harry, an old dog from the local shelter, to keep her company. But Liv soon discovers she isn't the only one in need of a new beginning. On their daily walks around the village, they meet Valentine, an old man who suffers from loneliness who sits by the window and Stanley, a little boy who is scared of everyone, hides behind the garden gate and Maya, a teenager who is angry at everyone and everything. But slowly things start to change... Utterly relatable, hilarious and heart-breakingly honest, this is a novel about friendship, finding happiness and living the life unexpected. And how when everything falls apart, all you need is one good thing to turn your life around and make it worth living again.

      One good thing
      4.3
    • When her business goes bust and her fiancé with it, Nell's happy ever after in California falls apart and she moves back to London to start over. But a lot has changed since she's been gone. When she lands a job writing obituaries, Nell meets the fabulous Cricket, an eighty-something widow with challenges of her own, and they strike up an unlikely friendship

      More Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up
      4.0
    • Because love is the greatest mystery of all ... Let Alexandra Potter, the bestselling author of ME AND MR DARCY, sweep you off your feet with this romantic, magical adventure.

      The Love Detective
      4.0
    • Love from Paris

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      How far would you go for love? When new boyfriend Jack stands her up at the airport, Ruby Miller dries her tears, jumps on the Eurostar and heads to Paris. She thinks she's going there to visit an old friend and have a total break from romance. But the City of Love has other ideas.A locked apartment where time has stood still, a bundle of long-lost love letters and a flirtatious French lawyer sweep Ruby into a mystery that spans over seventy years. Who is the author of the letters? Why did the owner of the apartment close up the shutters and flee Paris before the war, never to return? And what secret was she hiding? As the mystery deepens, Ruby turns love detective but it's not long before the ghosts of the past throw her own love affair into jeopardy.

      Love from Paris
      3.9
    • Dont' you forget about me

      • 401 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      After a bad break up, doesn't every girl want the same things? For her ex-boyfriend to stay single forever.. Or maybe emigrate, to a remote, uninhabited island? Better still, that she'd never met him in the first place! But what if one of those wishes came true? Tess is heartbroken when Seb breaks up with her and can't help blaming herself. If only she'd done things differently. If only she could make right all her regrets...But she can't. It's over. She has to forget about him. Drunk and upset on New Year's Eve she wishes she'd never met him. But when she wakes up to discover this dream has come true, she realises she has a chance. To do it all over again. And to get it right this time.

      Dont' you forget about me
      3.8
    • 'I wish I could get a seat on the tube... I hadn't eaten that entire bag of Maltesers... I could meet a man whose hobbies include washing up and monogamy...' Heather Hamilton is always wishing for things. Not just big stuff - like world peace or for a date with Brad Pitt - but little, everyday wishes, made without thinking. With her luck, she knows they'll never come true... Until one day she buys some heather from a gypsy. Suddenly the bad hair days stop; a handsome American answers her ad for a housemate; and she starts seeing James - The Perfect Man who sends her flowers, excels in the bedroom, and isn't afraid to say 'I love you'... But are these wishes-come-true a blessing or a curse? And is there such a thing as too much foreplay?

      Be careful what you wish for
      3.8
    • If only you knew then what you know now... Imagine if you could meet your 21-year-old self - would you recognise her? And what advice would you give? Wear sunscreen! Back away from those PVC trousers? DON'T give that idiot your phone number? Lemon juice won't bleach your hair - it just attracts wasps... He's the one - don't let him go! For Charlotte Merryweather, there's no need to imagine. She's about to find out for real. With surprising consequences... Alexandra Potter's deliciously funny and enchanting romantic comedy looks at life, love and what might happen if you could turn back time.

      Who's that girl
      3.7
    • Do You Come Here Often?

      • 480 pages
      • 17 hours of reading

      Grace Fairley begins to wonder if Spencer, her fiancé of two years, is really the right man for her, a situation complicated by the return of her former lover, Jimi Malik, a half-Indian, half-Irish writer engaged to a young model.

      Do You Come Here Often?
      3.7
    • Going la la

      • 318 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      What do you when your boyfriend tells you he wants space? You give him six thousand miles of it... Frankie's life is falling apart. In less than a week she's gone from having everything - a great job, lovely flat and gorgeous Hugh - to having nothing at all. Devastated, dumped and on the dole, she packs her bags and flies to Los Angeles to stay with an old friend. Her goal? To sort out her life and get over Hugh. She does not, repeat not, go to LA to fall head over heels for an American photographer called Reilly and to run away to Las Vegas. But what happens when Hugh wants her back? Who will she choose? And is it really true that whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas? Alexandra Potter's deliciously funny romantic comedy is for every girl who has ever dreamt of running away to Hollywood... or just wished she could reach for the stars.

      Going la la
      3.5
    • What if you found your soulmate... and then discovered you couldn't lose him? When Lucy meets Nate aged 18, it is love at first sight. As far as she's concerned, he's The One. Caught up in the whirlwind of first love, they kiss under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice at sunset and - according to the legend - are tied together indefinitely. But ten years later, they've almost forgotten about each other. That is, until fate starts to bring them together. Again. And again. And again. It doesn't seem as wonderful as it had before, but if Nate's not The One - then why on earth is it proving so hard to break up with him? A funny and magical romantic comedy about what happens when every girl's dream of finding her dream man comes very true indeed.

      You're the One that I don't Want
      3.5
    • What's new, pussycat?

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      What would you do if your boyfriend proposed? - Say yes and throw your arms around him - Text everyone with your good news - Take out a subscription to Brides magazine Delilah does none of the above. Instead she packs her bags and heads to London in search of a new life, and a new man. Only she meets two. Charlie, the sexy media mogul and Sam, best friend and confidante. Everything seems perfect. Thrown into a whirlwind of glamorous parties, five-star restaurants and designer penthouses, Delilah couldn't be happier. After all, it's a million miles away from her old life. And her old self. Which is exactly what she wanted. Isn't it? Alexandra Potter's hilarious first novel is an enchanting and irresistible story about finding yourself, following your dreams, and how it's not unusual to fall in love. With anyone....

      What's new, pussycat?
      3.5
    • Me and Mr Darcy

      • 340 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Alexandra Potter makes dreams come true in this fun, feel-good fairy-tale about life, love and dating literatures most eligible bachelor.

      Me and Mr Darcy
      3.2
    • Juliet is in a comfortable relationship with Will, but she can't help but feel like they are friends who have sex (and bicker from time to time). When she meets the sexy, dark-eyed Adonis from a rival advertising agency, she is sorely tempted. But will weighing her options in the love department leave her with no options at all?

      Calling Romeo
      3.1
    • Flitterwochen mit dem Ex

      Roman. Deutsche Erstausgabe

      • 589 pages
      • 21 hours of reading

      Grace liebt Spencer, und Jimi liebt Kylie. Sie lieben sich so sehr, dass sie heiraten wollen. Bis ein gelbes Taxi ins Spiel kommt und dem Ganzen eine unerwartete Wendung gibt. Denn in dem Wagen trifft Gracie zufällig auf ihren attraktiven Exfreund. Und das ist niemand anders als Jimi, der gerade von seinem Junggesellenabschied kommt. Während eine hoffnungslose Verwirrung der Gefühle einsetzt, an der auch Kylie und Spencer nicht unbeteiligt sind, heißt es am Ende: Wer liebt denn nun wen?

      Flitterwochen mit dem Ex