Author: Charlotte ButterfieldModern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) | Adult & contemporary romancePublished on 1st January 2026 by HarperCollins Publishers (AVON, a division of HarperCollins Publishers Ltd) in the United Kingdom.Paperback / softback | 352 pages 197mm x 129mm x 24mm | 246g ? A charming, moving and laugh-out-loud story that ‘lives up to the standards of Sophie Kinsella and Carole Matthews’ (Reader review) ? What if you could relive any day again? Would you remind your husband to take out the bins? Or would you be brave? Going back to a moment that could change everything? ‘A tender and poignant novel…filled with clever twists, humour and heartbreak. A life-affirming, magical read’ HOLLY MILLER Jessica Bay’s life was full – of chaos. As a busy GP, mother to two teenagers, and wife to a man who could recall the last time they had sex (632 days ago) but couldn’t remember to take out the bins, Jessica reached her limit. Tired and frustrated, she escaped the mayhem by relocating her family to a tiny, remote island in the English Channel. Moving away gave Jessica the change of pace she so desperately wished for. But when she discovered a bench that allows her to revisit her past, she remembered why you need to be careful what you wish for. Now, Jessica is faced with a hard decision. Because changing her past and making herself happy for once could destroy everything she holds dear… This hilarious and uplifting book club novel makes you feel like you’re watching a Richard Curtis film. Perfect for fans of David Nicholls, Amanda Prowse and Jojo Moyes. Previously published as BY THIS TIME TOMORROW ‘Hilarious, heartbreaking and unputdownable’ DEBBIE JOHNSON ‘Warm, funny and hugely relatable’ FIONA GIBSON Readers love One More Yesterday! ‘A wonderful read, full of humour, love and angst’ ‘A great cast of characters who are as likeable as they are funny, a story that has that real feel-good factor’ ‘Full of heart’ ‘Read this book. You too will love it’ ‘An amazing story from the first page until the last’ ‘Engaging, emotional and entertaining’
