Talking at Night: A Novel BY Claire Daverley

In this tender and emotional novel, Will and Rosie meet as teenagers, forming an unlikely bond despite their differences. Rosie is an overthinker, while Will is wild and unpredictable, the best friend of Rosie's twin brother. Their relationship deepens through secret walks and late-night phone calls, setting the stage for a great love story.

However, tragedy strikes, derailing their plans for a future together. As life goes on, they are pulled apart by circumstances, yet they never truly forget each other. Over the years, they repeatedly find themselves on the verge of rekindling their romance, but the timing is never right.

This poignant narrative explores the complexities of love and loss, capturing the thrill and uncertainty of first love. The story delves into the deep emotional connection between Will and Rosie, highlighting how some people become unforgettable, leaving a lasting impact even when life pulls them in different directions.

With its nostalgic and bittersweet tone, the novel resonates with fans of stories like Netflix's "One Day" and has drawn comparisons to Sally Rooney's "Normal People." It beautifully portrays the struggle of holding onto memories of a first love while grappling with the reality of moving forward.

As Will and Rosie navigate their feelings, the question remains: What do you do when the one person you should forget is the one you can't let go of? This evocative tale offers a heart-wrenching exploration of love's enduring power and the ways it shapes our lives.