Author:Elizabeth Noble
An outstanding tear-jerker that will break your heart - from the Number One bestselling author of The Reading Group and Things I Want My Daughters to Know
What makes a house a home?
For Eve Gallagher, home is miles away in England since she and her husband relocated to an apartment building on New York's Upper East Side. And life isn't remotely coming up roses.
What makes a neighbour a friend?
Violet has lived in the building for decades but she's always kept herself apart, until Eve's loneliness touches her heart and friendship blossoms.
What makes a wife a lover?
Jason Kramer in Apartment 6A is no longer sure he loves his wife, but he's head-over-heels for Rachael Schulman in 6B.
What makes the girl next door the woman of your dreams?
Meeting Emily Mikanowski from 3A turns Trip Grayling's world upside down. It's love at first sight, but he needs help from Charlotte, the shy romance addict in 2A, if he's going to win the girl.
Dreams come true, hearts are broken and no one is left unchanged when the secrets and desires hidden behind closed doors are finally brought into the light.
'A wonderfully well-written book, full of emotion' Daily Mail
'We loved it . . . we were totally hooked wondering what twists were coming next' Heat
'This emotional read it full of fascinating characters you'll miss once the final page is turned' Bella
A wonderfully well written book, full of emotion
—— Daily MailWe loved it . . . we were totally hooked wondering what twists were coming next
—— HeatThis emotional read is full of fascinating characters you'll miss once the final page is turned
—— BellaPraise for Elizabeth Noble
—— -Noble is the mistress of the tearjerking message of love
—— ExpressIncredibly thought-provoking and poignant
—— SunImpossible to finish without tears streaming down your face
—— Daily ExpressWitty, affectionate and unashamedly tear-jerking
—— RedHonest and beautifully written
—— Woman & HomeWitty, pacy and immediately engaging
—— GlamourEnchantingly clever
—— Penny VincenziSo fluid, the pages turn themselves
—— Daily MirrorIrresistible comfort read
—— GlamourIt would be a hard heart indeed that remained unmoved . . . the tender feelings that Noble engenders in her readers are to be cherished
—— Daily ExpressTissues are essential. You'll ricochet between delicately watering eyes at the romance of it all and howling sobs at the unbearable tenderness
—— HeatAn ambitious conflation of fact and fiction
—— Literary ReviewSamantha Hunt's fantasy comes closer than any biography to solving the riddle of Tesla's commercial and personal failings ... The Invention of Everything Else is perfect for nights spent in the wrong hotel, once your travel plans have, as usual, gone subtly awry
—— New Scientista fascinating blend of fact, fiction, history and dare I say, science fiction surrounding the weird and wonderful life of Nikola Tesla the acknowledged father of radio and AC electricity.
—— Dovegreyreaderher portrait of Tesla buzzes with vitality
—— MetroThis unusual novel skilfully interweaves the story of the eccentric inventor of radio and AC electricity with that of Louisa ... a compelling novel.
—— Emma Lee-Potter , ExpressA sophisticated pastiche of science fiction, fantasy, melodrama, and historical anecdote....It all adds up to a precocious math of human marvel
—— Elle