Goodbye for Now
Goodbye for Now by Laurie Frankel is a poignant novel published by Headline Review in 2012, featuring 339 pages in English. The story explores themes of love, loss, and the unexpected ways in which the past can be preserved. It centers on Sam Elling, who creates a computer program that allows his girlfriend Meredith to communicate with loved ones after they have passed away, leading to unforeseen complications and emotional challenges.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of grief and the desire to maintain connections with those who are no longer present. The book examines the delicate balance between holding on and letting go, as characters navigate their relationships and the impact of Sam’s invention. With elements of contemporary fiction and romance, Goodbye for Now invites reflection on the nature of love and the possibility of keeping memories alive.
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A poignant, heart-warming novel of love, loss and the possibility of keeping the past alive in a wholly unexpected way for fans of ONE DAY, WHEN GOD WAS A RABBIT and THE NOTEBOOK.
Imagine a world in which you never have to say goodbye.
A world in which you can talk to your loved ones after they’ve gone –
About the trivial things you used to share
About the things you wish you’d said while you still had the chance
About how hard it is to adjust to life without them.
When Sam Elling invents a computer programme that enables his girlfriend Meredith to do just this, nothing can prepare them for the success and the complications that follow. For every person who wants to say goodbye, there is someone else who can’t let go. And when tragedy strikes, they have to find out whether goodbye has to be for ever. Or whether love can take on a life of its own…
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