Publisher's Synopsis
John believes their love story is over. He's convinced he's fallen for another woman, and he wants out of his marriage.
Metilda, however, refuses to let go so easily. Not because she's desperate, not because she's afraid to be alone-but because deep down, she knows their love is worth fighting for.
So she agrees to the divorce, but on one condition.
For twelve days, John must kiss her every afternoon in front of their son. Just a simple kiss-nothing more, nothing less. A goodbye disguised as routine. A last chance wrapped in what seems like a harmless request.
But what starts as an obligation soon turns into something unexpected.
Each kiss stirs something John thought had long faded-memories of their laughter, of the way she once made his heart race, of the life they built together.
And as the twelfth kiss approaches, the lines between past and present blur, leaving John with a question he never thought he'd have to ask:
What if he's been in love with Metilda all along?
A deeply emotional, beautifully written second-chance romance that will break your heart and put it back together again. Perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes and Nicholas Sparks-this is a love story you won't forget.
