Nick tries to commit suicide driven by his depression and unfulfilling job, he climbs to the edge of a building...
Then Jade stops him, bearing the weight of her sister's suicide she wants to prevent anyone else going the same way.
Jade gets Nick to meet up with her and pursue her happy list from days out with Archie an old man
from an elderly folks home, to yoga and dinner dates together the pair find a unique kind of happy from such a horrible situation. But can it last?
This was a fantastic book all about the impact and choice of suicide. It was a deep and tearful read to get through but so much happened I flew through it in a day. A fabulous debut about an ever important topic.
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