'It's got Hollywood blockbuster written all over it' Cosmopolitan.
As featured on ITV's 'This Morning' and BBC Radio 4's 'Woman's Hour'...
Based on Zoë Folbigg's true story comes an unforgettable romance about how a little note can change everything...
One very ordinary day, Maya Flowers sees a new commuter board her train to London, and suddenly the day isn't ordinary at all. Maya knows immediately and irrevocably, that he is The One.
But the beautiful man on the train always has his head in a book and never seems to notice Maya sitting just down the carriage from him every day. Eventually, though, inspired by a very wise friend, Maya plucks up the courage to give the stranger a note asking him out for a drink. After all, what's the worst that can happen?
And so begins a story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it.
The Note is an uplifting, life-affirming reminder that taking a chance can change everything...
'Laugh-out-loud, tears-in-your-coffee story' OK! magazine.
'A story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it' Good Housekeeping magazine.
'The Note is perceptive, funny and likely to make your commute much more diverting' Stylist magazine.
'The perfect escapist read for hopeless romantics on their daily commute' Navaz Batliwalla, author.
'A life-affirming, uplifting reminder that taking a chance can change everything' Woman's Weekly.
pbLove at first sight - based on the true story of one girl and her 'train man'... /b/ppOne very ordinary day, Maya Flowers sees a new commuter board her train to London, and suddenly the day isn't ordinary at all. Maya knows immediately and irrevocably that he is iThe One/i. /ppEvery day they go through the same routine;he with his head in a book and her dreaming of their happily-ever-after. But eventually, Maya plucks up the courage to give Train Man a note asking him out for a drink. /ppAnd so begins a story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it. Based on the true story that everyone is talking about, iThe Note/i is an uplifting, life-affirming reminder that taking a chance can change everything... /ppbPerfect for fans of David Nicholls' iOne Day/i, Jojo Moyes and Sophie Kinsella. iThe Note/i is a once-in-a-lifetime love story for hopeless romantics everywhere./b /p
The Notepbh2'It's got Hollywood blockbuster written all over it' iCosmopolitan./i/h2 /ppBased on bZoë Folbigg's true story/b comes an unforgettable romance about how a little note can change everything... /b/ppOne very ordinary day, bMaya Flowers/b sees a new commuter board her train to London, and suddenly the day isn't ordinary at all. Maya knows immediately and irrevocably, that he is The One. /ppBut the beautiful man on the train always has his head in a book and never seems to notice Maya sitting just down the carriage from him every day. Eventually, though, inspired by a very wise friend, Maya plucks up the courage to give the stranger a note asking him out for a drink. After all, what's the worst that can happen? /ppAnd so begins a story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it. /ppbiThe Note/i is an uplifting, life-affirming reminder that taking a chance can change everything... /b/pp'Laugh-out-loud, tears-in-your-coffee story' biOK!/i magazine. /b/pp'A story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it' biGood Housekeeping/i/b. /pp'iThe Note/i is perceptive, funny and likely to make your commute much more diverting' biStylist/i magazine/b. /pp'The perfect escapist read for hopeless romantics on their daily commute' bNavaz Batliwalla, author/b. /pp'A life-affirming, uplifting reminder that taking a chance can change everything' biWoman's Weekly/i/b. /p