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About the author
Sunday Times bestselling author Mhairi McFarlane was born in Scotland in 1976 and her unnecessarily confusing name is pronounced Vah-Ree. After some efforts at journalism, she started writing fiction and her debut, You Had Me at Hello, was an instant success. She’s since sold over 4.5 million copies of her books worldwide. She lives in Nottingham with a man and, sadly for the time being, no cat.
Summary
Two best friends. One missed chance. And a night that changes everything.
Foreword
The romantic, heartbreaking and laugh-out-loud funny romcom from the bestselling author
Report
'Everything [Eve] thought she knew-about Ed, about her friends, about herself-is thrown into question...McFarlane's writing is at turns poignantly heartbreaking and, at others, genuinely hilarious.' Emily Henry, #1 bestselling author of Great Big Beautiful Life
'It's a long time since I loved any book as much. She's so BRILLIANT on relationships, friendships and emotions. Her characters are nuanced, convincing and loveable...I loved, loved, loved this book' Marian Keyes, #1 bestselling author of Grown-Ups
'LAST NIGHT manages to be both genuinely heartbreaking and hilarious - that's how good Mhairi McFarlane is. It's a gorgeously romantic novel, as well as a story about friendship and grief and loss; I never wanted it to end' Beth O'Leary, #1 bestselling author of The Flat Share
'I cannot remember the last book I loved as much! It reminded me of Ralph's Party, and also felt reminiscent of the friendship group in Bridget Jones. What a luminous, heart-achingly beautiful love letter to friendship' Josie Silver, #1 bestselling author of One Day in December
'Mhairi writes absolutely brilliant romantic comedies, I just love her' Jenny Colgan
'A glorious, heartwrenching story and a beautiful love letter to female friendship' bestselling author Laura Kemp
'This mixes the author's trademark humour with gut-punching emotion to create her best book yet' Fabulous
'Deliciously barbed banter is what we've come to expect from Mhairi McFarlane, but this story also centres on grief and loss with a thoughtful and deceptively light touch' Red
'Mhairi McFarlane's whip-smart romantic comedy is a compelling tale with real emotional depth, moving seamlessly from witty one-liners to serious issues' Sunday Express
'An emotional character driven novel that will take you to places you never expected - McFarlane has done it again!' Woman
'A real page-turner' Bella
'Really rather brilliant' Best
'Perfect weekend reading' New
