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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik |
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THE NOTEKEEPER
Perfect for fans of JoJo Moyes, Libby Page and Beth O'Leary, THE NOTEKEEPER is a warm, poignant slice of romantic fiction that will make you laugh and cry.
Working as care nurse in Bath and knowing just how much comfort last words can bring, Zoe has taken it upon herself to become The Notekeeper writing down the final thoughts of her patients and delivering them to their loved ones.
Zoe's new boss, Ben, isn't happy about Zoe getting so involved in her patients' lives but, one day, when he finally opens up to her, he realises that facing one's past is the only way to get closure.
As they embark on a journey to deliver the last words of their patients, it's not just Ben and Zoe's working relationship that starts to develop. But as their love blossoms, Ben gets some devastating news... In finally opening up her heart after all these years, is Zoe about to have it broken all over again?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Hannah Treave is a freelance journalist with fifteen years' experiences working with women's weekly and monthly magazines, and is also the author of four historical novels (set during WW2), published by Penguin Random House, and also three contemporary ones (HQ and Head of Zeus).
Zoe's new boss, Ben, isn't happy about Zoe getting so involved in her patients' lives but, one day, when he finally opens up to her, he realises that facing one's past is the only way to get closure.
As they embark on a journey to deliver the last words of their patients, it's not just Ben and Zoe's working relationship that starts to develop. But as their love blossoms, Ben gets some devastating news... In finally opening up her heart after all these years, is Zoe about to have it broken all over again?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Hannah Treave is a freelance journalist with fifteen years' experiences working with women's weekly and monthly magazines, and is also the author of four historical novels (set during WW2), published by Penguin Random House, and also three contemporary ones (HQ and Head of Zeus).