24/08/2026
Me Before You broke your heart. After You asks what you do with the pieces.
Louisa Clark is left reeling after Will Traynor’s death, unsure how to live without him, how to grieve properly, or how to honour the promise she made to truly live her life.
She’s bought a flat with the money Will left her, but it doesn’t feel like home. She’s stuck in an unfulfilling job and going through the motions, until one night, everything changes. 
When sixteen-year-old Lily turns up at her door claiming to be Will’s daughter, Louisa is forced into an unexpected parental role, and into confronting the grief she has been carefully avoiding. And then there’s Sam, the paramedic who talked her through the worst night of her life, and who might just be the one person who understands what she’s carrying. 
Warm, humorous, and deeply accessible, Jojo Moyes blends emotional depth with genuine moments of levity, the tone is reflective and hopeful, melancholy and optimistic all at once. 
This is a book about the courage it takes to start again, and it will move you just as much as the first, differently, but just as deeply.
Perfect for fans of: Me Before You, Jojo Moyes, Paige Toon, Marian Keyes, emotional contemporary fiction.
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