Name: Ten Years
ISBN: 9780008478414

Pernille Hughes

‘One of those books where my heart gives a little skip whenever I think about it’ Cressida McLaughlin ‘Took my breath away...I haven’t laughed or cried as much since PS I Love You’ Alex Brown They’re perfect for each other They just don’t know it yet

Ten Years

Kelci

After a busy few weeks, I am finally getting around to writing a review of Ten Years by Pernille Hughes (out 31 August 2022). If you loved One Day in December by Josie Silver, you will absolutely love this book. I felt like the pacing was incredibly similar and I found myself wanting to read this at a sprint, while also wanting to savor it as long as possible.

I loved how much context was given to the dynamic between Becca and Charlie as I love the slow burn, haters to lovers (not quite enemies in my opinion), mutual connection story. As soon as I read the first chapter I thought to myself that I really have a draw towards anything with death/dying haha! I didn’t realize this was going to be a part of it, but I loved the centering of a loved one dying uniting two individuals who I feel are soul mates.

I also loved the character growth and development of Becca and Charlie. While they are both incredibly frustrating at times, it really highlighted how well Pernille did with their personalities. 

This was not a quick read for me, but I loved every moment. (4.0/5.0 Stars)

Thank you to HarperCollins UK, One More Chapter, Pernille Hughes and NetGalley for allowing me to read Ten Years in exchange for an honest review!

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