One Last Chance

Jost threads her novel with humour and isn’t too preachy about her lesson that running from painful experiences is not always the right answer * The Times *Jost tugs at the heartstrings in her tearjerker debut… . Anyone who has ever wished for a do-over will see themselves in Jost’s poignant tale of love lost and found * Publisher’s Weekly *An engaging debut, with a time-travel element that allows thoughtful character development and structure … reminiscent of Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library and Rebecca Serle’s In Five Years * Booklist *Absolutely fantastic. Lyrical writing, masterfully-drawn characters and a thought-provoking plot combine to provide a real treat of a read. I loved it – Eleanor Ray, author of EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFULSarah Jost’s dazzling debut is more than a clever, time-bending concept, more than a gorgeous, heart-breaking love story, it’s also a warm and wise exploration of what makes us human. One Last Chance finds the beauty inside imperfection, and shows us how our fears and anxieties can hold us back from embracing the messy, joyful truth of life – Saskia Sarginson, author of Richard & Judy Book Club pick The TwinsMoving, compelling and ingeniously constructed – Francesca Hornak, author of Radio 2 Book Club pick Seven Days of UsCaptivating and poignant … a reminder that every risk we take can bring us closer to the life we were meant to lead. Jost will break your heart, but hold onto the pieces with care – Annette Christie, author of The RehearsalsWhat rules of physics wouldn’t you bend to bring back someone you loved? Sarah Jost’s inventive debut is a heart-wrenching emotional rollercoaster that asks big questions about how to be at peace with our all-too-short mortal lives. A tender love story tucked inside a larger tale of a woman coming into her own, this lightly magical fable of love won and lost is perfect for fans of Rebecca Serle and Josie Silver – Ashley Winstead, author of The Boyfriend Candidate and The Last HousewifeOne Last Chance is one of those books you wish you could read again for the first time - heartbreaking, hopeful and absolutely beautiful – Trish Doller, author of FLOAT PLANSarah Jost takes an irresistible concept and imbues it with tenderness and introspection … a touching time-loop story that explores the nuances of love, family, and friendship, and the beauty of life’s imperfections – Margarita Montimore, USA Today bestselling author of The Rearranged Life of Oona LockhartMuch more than a moving love story; it’s like a light shining the way to what really matters in life … Jost’s brilliant debut is a fascinating exploration of how the choices we make affect our relationships, and ultimately our ability to feel good about our lives. Full of hope and heart, this book is a compassionate ode to the beautiful messiness of being human – Glendy Vanderah, bestselling author of Where the Forest Meets the StarsAn absorbing love story about friendship, romance, loss, and the journey of self-evolution. Heartbreakingly poignant. I’m still thinking about it long after I finished – Samantha YoungA clever, thoughtful exploration of what could have been - and what might still be, if only we had the chance to try again. Sarah Jost expertly weaves a compelling time loop concept with profound themes of friendship, family, loss, and love – Shauna Robinson, author of The Banned Bookshop of Maggie Banks

Sarah Jost was born and grew up in Switzerland in small yet stunning Montreux against the backdrop of Lake Geneva and the Alps. She studied medieval French, modern French, and history of art at the Universite de Lausanne and worked part-time as a publishing assistant alongside her studies.