Product Description

Steve is unlucky in love - he's shy, he's never had a long-term girlfriend, and he's unable to bring himself to tell Dina, the girl he works with, that he loves her. And then, on the eve of his thirtieth birthday, he throws a party, drinks too much, falls in the Thames in a stupor on his way home - and dies. But not quite. Steve comes round in the morning to find he's a ghost, unable to move on until he understands what relationships are about and what love means. He watches Dina as her life continues, and talks to her about what he's feeling. And, little by little, Dina begins to hear his voice...But then Dina meets Archie and is swept off her feet. Steve knows Archie isn't the gentleman Dina thinks he is, but can he persuade her she's making a mistake? And will Steve find the emotional fulfilment he needs to get to heaven? A wonderfully warm and imaginative novel full of love, life ...and ghosts.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #572277 in Books
• Published on: 2005-09-26
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

Review
'A fantastic read, you will be absolutely gripped' Louise Bagshawe 'Entertaining and highly readable' GLASGOW EVENING HERALD 'Witty.' BELLA 'Brilliant... Read it!' CLOSER

About the Author
Deborah Wright graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English Literature. She divides her time between Sutton and her writing base near Manchester. Aside from her novels, she has recently been asked to contribute a story to the Girls Night In a

Customer Reviews

Fantastic - Different from usual love stories
Hello

Will i havnt actually finished the book, however i am on page 200 i took it on holiday with me last week, and found myself looking forward to reading it before i went to sleep.

It gives a nice theory of what happens to you after you die and leaves you with some postive thoughts.

I love the fact that it isnt your usual everyday book and will definaly recomended it to my friends.

I hope this review is helpfull to you.

Thanks for reading.

Lost Interest at page 98
I tried as best I could to keep going, but eventually it became a chore to finish it. There was a story there but it just didn't come through very clearly.

Sorry Deborah.

Love Eternally
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is rare that a book can make you laugh and weep at the same time. I am now sitting at work with matchsticks to keep my eyes open just so that I could finish the book. The writing is superb and the characters very believable. I always did believe in ghosts. Roll on the next book please Deborah!!!