The Life Impossible by Matt Haig

The Life Impossible is Matt Haig's first novel since The Midnight Library, and it has the same warm, hopeful, slightly magical feel.

Grace Winters is a retired maths teacher whose life has narrowed down to very little. When a friend she had almost forgotten leaves her a run-down house on Ibiza, she flies out with a one-way ticket and no plan. Poking into how her friend lived, and how she died, Grace finds something far stranger than she expected, and has to face her own past before she can make sense of it.

Uplifting, speculative fiction about second chances and the pull of a new beginning, for readers of The Midnight Library.

'Magical, intriguing and, at times, very sad. A triumph.' Marian Keyes