One Last Thing Before I Go

Genuinely very funny, as well as engaging and rather moving * DAILY MAIL *Witty story of Silver, a lonely middle-aged ex-rockstar with a pregnant teenage daughter. * HEAT *Another tear-jerker that’s told with great wit, this time written from a bloke’s point of view. Jonathan has been a pick on the Richard and Judy Book Club before, and this is a nicely observed poignant take on learning to be a man and a father before time runs out. * STAR magazine *Tropper is a master of the mid-life male coming-of-age story, and his latest is full of the charm and wit his readers cherish * BOOKLIST *It’s amazing what can happen in the hands of the casually brilliant author… . Read and weep with laughter * ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY *‘A poignant story about facing death and celebrating life, even when things seem well beyond repair’ * THE DAILY BEAST *‘Eminently quotable, hilariously funny, and emotionally draining, this arresting tour de force will entertain well after the book is done’ * LIBRARY JOURNAL *‘A tender and unexpectedly hilarious take on the messiness of family life’ * PEOPLE *Very well-observed … fabulously entertaining * THE TIMES on THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU *Consistently witty, often insightful and full of strong and engaging characters * DAILY TELEGRAPH on HOW TO TALK TO A WIDOWER *Sad, funny, brilliant * EVENING HERALD on HOW TO TALK TO A WIDOWER *‘Darkly entertaining … fast and fresh’ * NEW YORK TIMES on HOW TO TALK TO A WIDOWER *

Jonathan Tropper is the NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author of five previous novels: Plan B, The Book of Joe, Everything Changes, How to Talk to a Widower, which was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection, and This is where I leave You. He lives with his family in Westchester, New York, where he teaches writing at Manhattanville College.