Sophie Renald's debut novel on the Russian market. The story of a girl who was not afraid to leave her comfort zone and found her love. The story about good and bad girls is as old as the world. The question is what each of us chooses for ourselves. Charlotte feels very lonely. Her best friends have decided to get married and are moving to their family nest outside the city. The girl is bogged down with work, no longer sees the point of going on stupid dates of the same type, and in the evenings she whiles away the time with TV shows, hugging ice cream. On one of these evenings, she finds on the Internet the podcast “Sorry I’m not sorry,” where they encourage women to come out out of her comfort zone and bring out the bad girl in herself. The old Charlotte was always a good girl, but the new Charlotte orders another margarita and is ready to go on an adventure.

“I laughed, I cried, and I laughed again.” – CannonballRead.com “The perfect book for fans of British romantic comedy dramas.” – Library Journal “Sorry That I'm Not Sorry is a thrilling rollercoaster of drama, suspense, pressing issues and surprises.” – HarlequinJunkie.com