where rainbows end

Letters, emails and instant messages carry the whole of Where Rainbows End, tracking two friends from childhood into middle age. Cecelia Ahern never uses straight narration here. The lives of Rosie and Alex arrive through notes they send each other and to other people, which means the reader fills the gaps and often spots the misunderstanding before either of them does. Published elsewhere as Love, Rosie, the novel is about timing more than obstacles: two people who keep almost arriving at the same moment. How it reads: • Told entirely through letters, emails and messages • Follows one friendship from school years to adulthood • Issued in other markets as Love, Rosie • Contemporary romance by Cecelia Ahern For readers who like epistolary storytelling and long-running romance, available in English at Boipoka.