You, Again

De: Natalie Cooper

Narrado por: Bella Maclean

From the global bestselling author of Iris is More than Okay comes a sweeping, Transatlantic, second chance romance that will steal your heart. Narrated by Bella Maclean, breakout star of Jilly Cooper's Rivals.

Holland Beck – yes, after the country, and no, the story isn’t a good one – hates flying. On the brink of boarding a flight from Heathrow to Los Angeles, she panics. She can’t do it. Travelling triggers all the trauma of her past, the childhood memories she’s done her very best to forget.

But thanks to cool, calm and collected Xander, Holland somehow manages to board the plane. Twelve hours and six thousand miles later, they touch down in LA and aren’t quite able to say goodbye. They make arrangements to meet at the end of Santa Monica Pier in three days time.

But while Holland turns up, Xander is nowhere to be seen.

A year passes – one ordinary, unremarkable year. Holland does her best to forget the American with the ice blue eyes and slightly crooked smile, but despite her best efforts, the memories remain clear in her mind, refusing to let go. Then one evening, at a friend’s wedding, their worlds collide once more, along with all the unanswered questions: Why wasn't he at the pier that day? What made him change his mind? And why does he carry a hidden sorrow that seems to reflect her own?

You, Again is an achingly tender map of the heart, showing us the roads not taken and the ones we did, and if there is ever a way to retrace our steps, to learn to love again.

©2025 Natalie Cooper (P)2025 Audible Ltd.

Excellent story

Wonderful narration. The story was so touching. It was a nice curve from the standard romcom. Highly recommended!!!

A special connection

I like that they met and kept having meet ups and the love they shared. He was a very supportive guy especially helping her to stand up to her mom. The love story built by unknown tragedy is very touching.

Well read and good, but annoying main character

This book is pretty alright. Very good narrator. It's just, the main character's whole thing is deciding she knows how other people feel and acting on it to everyone's detriment. 90% of the conflicts in the book could be solved with single conversations and her deciding that maybe she doesn't know everything after all, which is really one of the most irritating tropes. However, it's well told for all that that's its main storyline and that I mostly was tired of Holland by the end of it.

Holland's guilt

By the end, the focus on Holland always got old. The storyline was engaging but could have skipped all the sex details at the end and still been better.

Push play, you won’t regret it!

Such an enjoyable listening experience and wonderful love story…you won’t regret adding this book to your audio book collection.