Look at these two. They have been sure that their fate is in their own hands - they have been
desperate to believe this - and now they are learning it is not. The ending is a pivotal moment
in their story. Perfect for fans of Talking at Night Ordinary Love or Milk Teeth . Noa is
desperate to be loved. More than anything else - more than her studies more than her job her
friends her family - she wants to belong to someone. And she knows if this can happen if
someone will just choose her she'll finally be happy. Elliot is terrified. Terrified about
what will happen to his brother Willy if he isn't there to keep him safe. Terrified that his
friends will find out that he doesn't have any of his own opinions. Terrified that the girl he
loves will realise he isn't a real person. When they meet Noa and Elliot have an immediate
connection. And each of them hopes their great love might be enough to quiet the voices that
tell them they're not enough. But is it possible to love another person when you have no idea
how to love yourself? It Might Never Happen is a beautiful painful brutally relatable novel
about the ways that love tears us apart again and again. About fearing for the worst - and how
we pick ourselves up when it happens. *** 'A beautiful and heartbreaking examination of the
first big romantic relationships that define us navigating love and lust and identity and
heartbreak with deftness and gentle wry humour' Hattie Williams 'Important and affecting'
Charlotte Paradise 'Powerful and unforgettable. A book that demands to be read' Joe Gibson on
Everyone I Know is Dying 'Sharp and witty and so delicately crafted' Elvin Mensah on Everyone I
Know is Dying 'Tender raw and painfully relatable' Woman's Own *** Readers love IT MIGHT
NEVER HAPPEN 'A moving and beautifully written book' ***** 'This book cracked me open ... I'll
be thinking about this one for a long time' *****
