The Story of Our Life: A bittersweet love story

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Is there truly such a thing as a happily ever after Colm strolled into Shauna's life fifteen years ago and it was love at first sight. A few weeks later they were married. They thought their love would last forever. That they would have a lifetime to live out their dreams. Until they didn't. After a devastating truth rocks their future, Colm and Shauna discover that the bonds that hold them together are more fragile than they realised... Perfect for fans of Jill Mansell, Lucy Diamond and Sophie Kinsella. Praise for Shari Low: 'This will touch your heart, it'll make you laugh and weep' 'Gripping and incredibly moving' 'Beautiful and emotive' 'I'd highly recommend to anyone who loves a real emotional rollercoaster' 'Beautiful, moving and touched with gentle humour' 'Deeply moving, insightful, and sweet'

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Deeply moving, insightful, and sweet.This is a heartwarming story that, ultimately, reminds us how precious life really is... It truly is a lovely, bittersweet novel that was a pleasure to read' * What's Better Than Books *
I am going to devour everything this author has written! I loved this book * This Old Book Bag *
Not your typical love story. Boy does not meet girl, get married, have 2.5 kids and live happily ever after. No, this is real and raw, yet it is still a touching love story * Novel Gossip *
Brilliant... The writing is beautiful and emotive' * Rachel's Random Reads *
A beautiful, grown-up story from such a warm and very talented writer. I absolutely loved both the story and the very human couple at the heart of it -- Carmen Reid
It had everything: friendship, tears, laughter. Believe me, you will not want to put it down. Waterproof mascara on the commute a must! -- Tracy Ford, The Reading Shed
Recommended for anyone who is looking for a good beach read -- Susan Schofield, LibraryThing
Vivid page-turner -- Sparkly Word

Author Bio

Shari lives in Glasgow and writes a weekly opinion column and Book Club page for a well known newspaper. She is married to a very laid-back guy and has two athletic teenage sons, who think she's fairly embarrassing, except when they need a lift.