Where You Are: The emotional, life-affirming long-distance love story with a breathtaking twist

The Sunday Times bestseller and word-of-mouth sensation, this beautifully written novel is moving, life-affirming and one you will never forget...‘An outstanding contemporary love story... readers will immediately be reminded of the great loves in their own lives… [and] will find it impossible to put down this five-hanky story until the last page is turned.’
Publishers Weekly (Starred)Over one short weekend, when Canadian musician Scott Emerson and British author Frankie Shaw meet by chance, the connection is so deep that oceans, mountains, miles and timezones cannot keep them apart. Their friends and families think they're crazy - a long-distance relationship is hard enough but, between two single parents surely it's impossible.
Scott's home is in the mountains of British Columbia, while Frankie lives on England's Norfolk coast.
Somehow, though nothing makes sense everything seems possible because This Is Love and, for the first time in such a long while, life seems good. But fate has a twist in store which no one could predict, threatening all that was believed in, hoped for and dreamt of.
In this bestselling and profoundly romantic novel by one of the United Kingdom's most popular writers, comes an unforgettable and deeply emotional love story. Both uplifting and heartbreaking, life-affirming and tear-jerking, Scott & Frankie's epic story is one that the reader will never forget.

PRAISE FOR WHERE YOU ARE ‘Gorgeously eloquent and touching…a celebration of the wonderful glory of love and life’ Lovereading.co.uk

‘Beautifully drawn and utterly compelling’ Jane Green

‘Keep the tissues close…a gripping love story’ Good Housekeeping magazine

‘Thoughtful and moving’ Closer magazine

‘An emotional tale about finding love in unexpected places’ The Herald

‘Get your tissues out for this one’ Woman and Home magazine

‘A richly drawn, romantic weepy’ Sunday Mirror

‘Thoughtful and moving…a story you won’t want to put down’ Sunday Post

'A stunning read about an impromptu meeting that alters two destinies' Daily Record