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Rating: 9.9 (1388 reviews)
Author: Anna Bell

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A heart-warming and feel-good romcom about a second chance at falling in love, perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Beth O’Leary‘Funny and relatable. I love books that blend poignancy with laughter – and this one does it to perfection.’ Sophie Cousens, bestselling author of This Time Next Year ‘OMG, I adored this book. It's one of the best I've read for a while and I literally couldn't put it down. What a gorgeous, poignant story of finding love all over again’ Jules Wake, bestselling author of The Spark ‘Brilliantly written, funny and tender’ Fabulous‘A new must-read’ Bella'Heart-warming and hilarious’ Yours––––––––––What happens when the man she married can’t remember her?Ellie has the perfect life: a happy marriage, a gorgeous daughter and a baby on the way. But when her husband Max develops amnesia, he forgets everything about the last five years . . . including their relationship.Now the man she said ‘I do’ to has become a stranger, and she has no idea why. Yet Ellie is determined to reconnect and find her Max again – he has to be in there somewhere, right?As they get to know one another afresh, Ellie finds herself seeing Max clearly for the first time. But then she discovers that before his memory loss, Max was keeping a huge secret from her. Will their new beginning prove to be a false start, just as it seemed they might fall in love all over again?––––––––––Authors have fallen in love with The Man I Didn’t Marry: ‘My heart was not prepared to be squished. Funny and moving. Brilliant writing!’ Joanna Bolouri, author of All I Want for Christmas‘Anna Bell's best book yet. An incredibly compelling and brilliant story. I fell in love with Ellie, and I know you will, too.’ Lucy Vine, author of Hot Mess‘I feel like I've been on an emotional roller coaster. What a thrilling ride this novel was – strap in and enjoy. Hilarious yet heartfelt, this is romcom writing at its very best!’ Isabelle Broom, author of Hello, Again‘Brilliant – warm, funny and seriously gripping!’ Tom Ellen, author of All About Us

At this time of writing, The Mobi The Man I Didn’t Marry: a must read in summer 2021, the brand new feel good, emotional and hilarious romantic comedy from the author of We Just Clicked: ... comedy from the author of We Just Clicked has garnered 8 customer reviews with rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Not a bad score at all as if you round it off, it’s actually a perfect TEN already. From the looks of that rating, we can say the Mobi is Good TO READ!

Mobi The Man I Didn’t Marry: a must read in summer 2021, the brand new feel good, emotional and hilarious romantic comedy from the author of We Just Clicked: ... comedy from the author of We Just Clicked with Free EASY Reading!

The Man I Didn’t Marry, Anna BellReview from Jeannie Zelos book reviewsGenre: romance, women's fictionAnd yep, that outdated category once more. Its 2020, not 1820! men write romance, men read romance.....So, everything is wonderful in Ellie's world, she had a perfect husband, man of her dreams, her best friends brother who she had a crush on for so many years. She never expected that he'd fall in love with her. She felt, still feels, that he's far above her, that she's nothing like the leggy beauties he used to date.They have a beautiful daughter and she's now pregnant with their second child. And then one Saturday morning when he's gone in to work, she gets a call from her mother in law. Max has returned there and is acting very strangely.He's somehow lost the last five years of his life, has no memory of Ellie other than his sisters friend, and doesn't realise he's a father. Has forgotten his sister is gay, that his parents are separated. What a nightmare.Of course the questions are numerous but the main ones, why did it happen, and when will he recover, have no answer. Its could be hours, days, years in rare cases. Poor Ellie is devastated.Ellie has joined a group of other pregnant mums. Over the next few weeks they are a great support to her, though at first I really wasn't sure about some of them, especially the well meaning but steamroller approach to everything lady, Annabel (I think that was her name..) Her best friend too, Max sister, the one he has forgotten is gay, reconnects properly with Ellie and really helps her. As is often the way, although they were still friends, they'd lost that closeness and through these events they found it again.Max is a real jerk at first, back to his wandering eye, man whore ways, even when Ellie is trying to recreate their dates to jog his memory, and I so felt for her. Who wants your Adonis husband flirting constantly when out, especially when being heavily pregnant makes you feel not the most attractive. My heart broke for her at that point, so hard to take, it really brought home just what she was going through.Fortunately that stage doesn't last long, he's still in a bit of denial there and confused, which is understandable, but as he comes to accept what everyone is telling him he changes his behaviour, tries really hard to be the man he should be, husband and father, even though its difficult when he has no memory of that man. He slowly gets closer to Ellie, comes to see her in a different light to his sisters friend, appreciates her for the woman she is now, and the attraction between them pulls at him and makes him work harder at being her husband. He realises what he's in danger of losing if he doesn't and though at first husband and father isn't what he wanted to be, it scared him, slowly he realises that its exactly what he wants, where he should be at this part of his life. Ellie discovers to her surprise that he's now not her Max, but actually a more considerate Max, active in helping her as a father, in appreciating her as his wife, showing his feelings.Then just when things are going really well, when they've finally reconnected in a big way there are some major issues. His parents have hidden their separation from him, and when he finds out that – well, a very funny section there but he's angry, angry that those he trusts now his memory is gone have been lying to him. Poor Ellie, she gets caught up even though she was against keeping it secret, but she didn't feel it was her place to reveal it. And then on top of that another massive secret comes out. Ellie is devastated, and I can understand that. Can they find a way past it?The things that have happened make Ellie look at her perfect marriage, and as with the new, improved Max she finds that actually there were things that weren't right, that she wasn't giving her all to marriage either. Pulled into motherhood it's easy to let other things slide, no-one ever expects how all-consuming new babies can be.Although what happened was an awful thing, getting through it gave Ellie an inner strength and allowed her to see herself as others did, that actually she was a beautiful, confident, intelligent lady, and well up to being wife of Max the Adonis. Not the lower standard, lucky lady that he chose her image she had of herself. I was really pleased about that.Max too has learned from the experience, learned whats really important to him, learned that he shouldn't take things for granted, that marriage and family need input, effort to get the best out of them.I really wondered if Ellie could get past this last big secret, its a huge problem, and I understood exactly how it played on her fears, how she's always felt. Yet I could see how much Max loved her, how she was his life, and I was desperate for them to find a way through.Stars: Five. Its a great read, a mix of humour and poignancy, romance and practicality. I loved it.ARC supplied by Netgalley and publishers

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