Possibility

'Cool and sweet, insightful and sexy' MARIAN KEYES
'A sexy, warming, heartbreaking love story' BOLU BABALOLA

What if you could make your dreams come true?

Anika Lapo has big dreams. But when she wakes up in hospital on her thirtieth birthday, she realises nothing in her life looks the way she'd hoped.

So Anika vows to make a change. Every night, she writes in her diary about the person she wants to become. And every day, her words come true: how she wants to land her perfect job, DJ to a crowd instead of her bedroom - and maybe even connect with Cam Asei, the guy she's never forgotten . . .

With each diary entry, Anita's dream life starts to take shape. But what if she's trying so hard to be in control that she loses herself along the way?

A devastatingly romantic, breathlessly sexy and completely unputdownable novel about what it means to love, and to truly live.


Everyone's fallen for POSSIBILITY

'Smart, funny, poised and sexy, this is a novel that has it all. Reading something this good is an unadulterated pleasure' Okechukwu Nzelu

'I'm obsessed. It's impossible not to fall in love with this book' Lucy Rose

'Whew! Such a gorgeous book... I was so heavily invested' Stephanie Yeboah

'Beautifully written, full of heart, steamy, and emotional. I've officially found my new book boyfriend - Cam is everything' Lizzie Damilola Blackburn

'Possibility is completely unputdownable. I smiled, sighed and cried while reading this book' Sara Jafari

'I loved this contemporary romantic read!' Maame Blue

'Equal parts urgent and passionate. The best of both worlds, this novel will have you reflecting on your own existence and blushing on your commute' Jendella Benson

'Possibility pings with relatability and warmth while reminding us that life twists and coils in ways that don't always leave a smile on our faces. A beautifully written, sexy and sweet romance that will have you biting your lip for multiple reasons' Onyi Nwabineli

'A fun and reflective read, one that deftly explores the complexities of love, trauma and self-growth' Jessica George