The Night We Met

'Beautifully written, utterly heartbreaking. An epic love story' Paige Toon

As a man holds his wife's frail hand, he recounts a journey like no other...

Daniel and Olivia are destined to be together. At least, Daniel thinks this the night he sees Olivia across a sea of people. As he backpacks through Australia, Daniel and Liv continue to cross paths, yet never speak. Until one night, Liv joins Daniel for a drink. And that night everything changes.

Back in London, stuck in a monotonous routine, Daniel finds himself daydreaming of the woman with amber eyes and fiery hair. Armed with only a name he vows to find her, yet with every passing moment, Daniel's hopes begin to disappear. What if it wasn't meant to be?

But then fate steps in, and Daniel and Olivia's story can truly begin...

This is a tale of serendipity, missed chances and the power of love.

Praise for The Night We Met:

'A beautifully wrought novel, exhilarating and devastating in equal measure, and filled with passion, warmth and humour' Ian Critchley

'A testament to love' NetGalley reviewer

'A wonderful, well-written story!' Karen Osman

'A book about looking back on life, about love and our reactions to it' NetGalley Reviewer

'Zoë Folbigg writes a story like no other. This romantic story leaves you wanting more and looking for your own Daniel' NetGalley Reviewer

'A really beautifully written book which explores the love story between two people spanning years' NetGalley Reviewer

'I loved the characters, the setting and the amazing journey the book took me on' NetGalley Reviewer

Praise for Zoë Folbigg:

'The laugh-out-loud, tears-in-your-coffee story of the consequences that unfolded from passing the note. 4*' OK! magazine on The Note

'A life-affirming, uplifting reminder that taking a chance can change everything' Woman's Weekly on The Note

'Maya and James are appealing characters and I love the idea that all you really need is the courage to pursue someone' Daily Mail on The Note

'Classic beach reading. It's light, romantic [and] makes for ideal commute reading' Cosmo on The Note