The Time of My Afterlife

A beautiful, unique, heartwarming romance from Lucy Mitchell, author of Every Time We Touch

Sworn enemies… One afterlife… A huge second chance…

Next-door neighbours Florence Hill and Clark Fielding have never got on - not since they were at school. But when they’re in a fatal road accident, they’re sent to the afterlife together.

Spending the rest of eternity with your nemesis? No thank you!

Fortunately, they’re given a second chance. An opportunity to return to their lives. To make a change… somehow.

Suddenly thrust together, Florence and Clark are forced to spend more time together than ever before. But what if they’ve been wrong about each other all along? And what if the one thing that could change everything is the last thing either of them expected?

Praise for Lucy Mitchell:

'A bookshop, an interesting cast of characters and a speculative element? Yes please! Every Time We Touch was a joy to read.' Laura Pearson, bestselling author of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont

'A captivating romance with a book-loving heroine you will root for. Adorable!' Mandy Baggot

'Such a gorgeous, warmly-written story of friendship and love, woven with a touch of magic...' Debbie Howells

'A genuinely fresh take on fate and love, brimming with heart and hope.' Sandy Barker

'I was instantly swept up in the magical charm and ethereal romance of this delightful story. I loved it and so will you.' Jo Lyons

'A gloriously funny enemies to lovers / only one bed romance with a big spoonful of magical mayhem. I read it in two sittings and loved every page. Lucy has an eye for perfectly timed comic detail mixed with a swoonworthy love story.' Rachel Burton

"The Time of My Afterlife" was written by Lucy Mitchell.

Lucy Mitchell started out writing contemporary romance, but these days she can’t resist adding a magical twist. Her stories celebrate hope, connection, and the magic of finding love. She’s based in Wales with her husband, her two daughters, three unruly cats and one excitable Labrador. When she’s not writing, she can be found curled up with a stack of books, sipping coffee, daydreaming about “what ifs,” or walking her dog.