How We Met A contemporary story of love friendship and grief told with Katy s inimitable laugh out loud humour poignancy and heart There are some people you can t imagine life without Liv Jenkins had been met

A contemporary story of love, friendship and grief, told with Katy s inimitable laugh out loud humour, poignancy and heart.There are some people you can t imagine life without.Liv Jenkins had been meticulously planning her ultimate to do list from the outrageous to sensible of everything she longed to do before her dreaded thirtieth birthday, but when tragedy struck shA contemporary story of love, friendship and grief, told with Katy s inimitable laugh out loud humour, poignancy and heart.There are some people you can t imagine life without.Liv Jenkins had been meticulously planning her ultimate to do list from the outrageous to sensible of everything she longed to do before her dreaded thirtieth birthday, but when tragedy struck she never got the chance Two years later, Liv s five closest friends have come together on the anniversary of her death and have made a pact they will complete Liv s to do list in tribute to her memory.Over the next year, before what would ve been Liv s thirtieth birthday, her friends set out to complete the tasks But along the way deeply buried secrets, silent guilt, unrequited love and years of lies, rise to the surface rocking their friendships.When they reach the end of Liv s list the final task shakes the group to their core and they realise that they must face their futures and the consequences of their pasts, and with Liv s help, live the lives they have always dreamed of.
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Katy Regan was born and brought up in the northern seaside town of Morecambe Her claim to fame aside from being possibly the only person in the world to get expelled from primary school is that at the age of 16 she went to stage school in Surrey with Posh Spice She worked at 19 magazine for two years before joining Marie Claire in 2002 Highlights in that position included spending ten days in the buff on a nudist resort and becoming a footballer s wife for a week all in the name of investigative journalism In 2004 at the height of her career as the office roving reporter singleton, she fell accidentally pregnant by her best mate who just remained a friend Seeing the creative possibilities in this unconventional situation, her editor commissioned her to write a column And then there were three which proved so successful it ran for two years and inspired many a reader to write in to Katy with their life story She has now taken her loyal following to her blog The State She s In on the Marie Claire website She lives in south London and shares care of her son Fergus with his dad who lives across the road.