A hilarious, witty and relatable comedy about friendships, relationships, and being lost in your twenties - perfect feel-good reading for New Year 2026

The funny and page-turning new novel from the author of Open Minded . Becky is twenty-nine and very much not living the life she hoped for. So when a tarot reading tells her she''s going to die, she jumps at the chance to change her life - by sending letters to everyone in her life explaining why it''s their fault she''s so unhappy. Praise for Chloe Seager: ''Fun and completely engrossing read'' Rebecca Ryan ''A hilarious and sharp take on not just romantic relationships but friendships too with incredibly relatable characters and dating experiences. I LOVED IT'' Kate Weston ''Funny, charming and unique'' Lauren Forsythe ''Compelling'' Daily Mail

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'Heartfelt, poignant, properly gripping and laugh-out-loud funny' TOM ELLEN'Sharp and witty' SUN

'A modern Bridget Jones' READER REVIEW

'Hilarious, chaotic, and full of heart' READER REVIEW

When you've hit rock bottom, there's only one way to go.

Becky's not exactly living her best life. Her mum is throwing her a twenty-ninth birthday party. She's still holding a torch for her ex, Max, who's moving in with his girlfriend. Her coupled-up best friends Dami and Angie can only talk about careers or Dami's upcoming wedding. When a younger, less experienced colleague is promoted over Becky, things surely can't sink lower. Until a tarot reading throws up the Death card and Becky leaps to the conclusion that the clock is ticking for her.

There's only one thing to do: book a ticket to Bali to live it up in the time she has left. But not before she's drunkenly posted letters to her loved ones - less of a goodbye, more a chance to spill some 'home truths'.

But the next day Becky's trip to Bali is off, and she realises perhaps she was a little overzealous in predicting her imminent demise. She thought her life couldn't get any worse, but now Becky's going to have to face everyone who knows just what she thinks of them ...

Readers love P.S. You're The Worst: 'I loved this! It was such a fun concept'

'A fantastic read that combines humor, heart, and a touch of social wisdom'

'Becky is a character that'll make you feel seen'

'I absolutely loved this and it made me howl with laughter'

'Funny and compassionate'

'So relatable!'

'The hook of this book is magnificent ... the perfect end of year read'

'Hilarious, chaotic, and full of heart'

Praise for Chloe Seager: 'Fun and completely engrossing read' Rebecca Ryan

'A hilarious and sharp take on not just romantic relationships but friendships too with incredibly relatable characters and dating experiences. I LOVED IT' Kate Weston

'Funny, charming and unique' Lauren Forsythe

'Compelling' Daily Mail