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Jackie Fraser 
The Beginning of Everything 
An irresistible novel of resilience, hope and unexpected friendships

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Beautiful, heartbreaking, often very funny and entirely unforgettable, The Beginning of Everything is the irresistible new novel from the bestselling author of The Bookshop of Second Chances.



‘Raw, real and highly relatable,
The Beginning of Everything is a keen observation on humanity and the tenuous nature of modern life. Jess and Gethin’s gentle, layered friendship is at the wonderful heart of a warm, witty story about courage, kindness and love in all its forms. Uplifting, engaging and extraordinarily insightful!’
JULIETTA HENDERSON




‘ Equal parts hilarious and sobworthy, it’s a poignant tale of what it means to rebuild after losing everything’
JESSICA RYN



‘Hugely enjoyable’
KATIE FFORDE



For fans of
The Keeper of Stories, The Wisdom of Sally Red Shoes and 
A Thousand Roads Home,
The Beginning of Everything is the story of Jess and Gethin,  whose paths cross in the most unexpected way. Jess is running, leaving all she knows and everyone she loves behind her, with just a few treasured belongings in her rucksack. She’s escaping from the pain and trauma of a bad relationship with a bad man, gone very badly wrong. Gethin’s kindness and care takes her breath away. They become friends. But with so much hurt in her past, can Jess learn to love and live again?



‘Tender, unexpected and poignant’ 
MY WEEKLY




The Beginning of Everything is immersive, emotional and makes the world a better place. A story of love and friendship, trust and hope, with characters not easily forgotten’
THE PEOPLE’S FRIEND
€4.58
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Formato EPUB ● Páginas 400 ● ISBN 9781398518988 ● Editorial Simon & Schuster UK ● Publicado 2023 ● Descargable 3 veces ● Divisa EUR ● ID 9147931 ● Protección de copia Adobe DRM
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