Some paths aren't meant to be walked alone . . .
For years, Katie and Conor's lives twisted and turned – from an instant spark at university to heartbreak, from friendship to love.
Recently, Katie has poured her life into her high-flying London career, while Conor has been busy raising money for charity by tackling challenges across the globe. Now, he's persuaded her to join his latest adventure: a five-day, 100km walk along the Camino de Santiago.
The trail is more difficult than Katie imagined, a test of both mind and body. But as they journey through lush Spanish countryside, surrounded by strangers and unexpected kindness, the physical distance is nothing compared to the heart-wrenching history of their relationship that they must confront. With every step, Katie wonders: can life ever be the same again?
A powerful and unforgettable love story for anyone who believes that life is about finding a way to live, no matter what.
PRAISE FOR CATHERINE ISAAC
'Wow. Just wow. If you liked Me Before You, you'll love You Me Everything' Clare Mackintosh
'Quite literally took my breath away' Paige Toon
'Reminiscent of One Day' Sarah Vaughan
'Fabulous, you are all in for a major treat' Milly Johnson
'An ideal holiday read' Sunday Mirror
'One of the summer's big hitters' Fabulous
'A classic, bittersweet love story. Like Jojo Moyes, Catherine Isaac’s writing is enjoyably sweet and funny, as well as moving' Judy Finnigan
'Broke my heart AND made it soar!' Isabelle Broom
'A heart-wrenching story which explores the lengths we’re willing to go to for those we love' Cosmopolitan
'A heart-breakingly real and poignant story of love, regret and second chances' Heat
'Destined for big things' Red
'Heartwarming, thoughtful and very special' Jenny Colgan
‘What a gorgeous book. A sensitive subject, beautifully handled. Loved it’ Jill Mansell
Catherine Isaac is the Sunday Times bestselling author of 14 books, nine of which were romantic comedy novels written under the name Jane Costello. Her novels have been translated into 26 languages, selected by the Richard and Judy Book Club, and she has won a Romantic Novelists' Award twice.
She writes under two names to reflect different genres: Jane Costello for romantic comedy; Catherine Isaac for bittersweet love stories. She was born in Liverpool, where she still lives with her husband and three sons.