In his youth, Dig rejected Nadine and chose the crazy hooligan Delilah. A year later, Nadine rejected Dig for the even crazier misfit Phil. And now, twelve years later, when the age of thirty falls like a dusty bag on the heads of Dean and Nadine, everything returns to normal. It seems that youth and love have passed a long time ago, only friendship remains, but the former mad lovers appear from oblivion, and a tragicomedy of mutual deceptions, lies and jealousy begins.

Lisa Jewell's novel is like the sun splashes of the last September days - also uplifts and invigorates. A love story told without sentimentality or strain, mockingly and energetically, involuntarily recalls the bestseller of the nineties - “Bridget Jones's Diary” by H. Fielding, only Jewell's book captivates and makes you laugh much more.