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That's Not a Thing
A Novel
Jacqueline Friedland
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Meredith Altman’s engagement to Wesley Latner ended in spectacular disaster—one that shattered her completely. Years have passed since then, and now she’s about to marry Aaron Rapp, a former Ivy League football player and baby-saving doctor. As they celebrate their engagement at a new TriBeCa hotspot, Meredith is stunned to find the restaurant owner is none other than Wesley, the man she is still secretly trying to forget. When Meredith learns that Wesley has been diagnosed with ALS, her feelings about their past become all the more confusing. As she spends more time with Wesley and is pulled further under his spell, she discovers what kind of man her new fiancé really is—and what kind of woman she wants to be.
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<br> —Amy Poeppel, author of
<i>Limelight</i> and
<i>Small Admissions</i>
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<br> “Fans of Emily Giffin will love this romantic novel . . .” —Betches, “20 Books to Read in 2020”
<b>2020 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards: Gold Medal in Fiction – New Adult<br> 2020 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards: Wind Dancer Films Winner<br> 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner in Romance (Fiction)</b> <br> <br> “Exploring the messy concept of closure, this is a charmingly witty novel that fans of Emily Belden's <i>Hot Mess</i> (2019) and J. Ryan Stradal's <i>The Lager Queen of Minnesota</i> (2019) will eat up.” <br> — <i>Booklist</i> <br> <br> “In <i>That's Not a Thing</i>, Friedland has created a delightful and generous novel about the type of love that never leaves us and the people we hope to become in the aftermath.” <br> —Laura Dave, international best-selling author of <i>Eight Hundred Grapes</i> <br> <br> “An open-hearted lawyer is forced to choose between her fiance and her dying ex in Friedland’s novel about love and forgiveness...A complex and compelling romance...” <br> — <i>Kirkus Reviews</i> <br> <br> “This tender, introspective romance from Friedland hangs on the difficult choice between new and old lovers...Fans of sensitively handled love triangles should snap this one up.” <br> — <i>Publishers Weekly</i> <br> <br> “In life’s journey, there are many types of love we encounter along the way—first love, rebound love, the one-who-got-away love, 'B'sherit' (soulmate) love, and conflict love (the one in your bed, the one in your head) . . . Friedland, with her fabulous descriptions and compelling characters, presents a little bit of everything in this emotionally-gripping tale that examines love, loss, loyalty, what ifs, what is, and ultimately, forgiveness. Protagonist Meredith Altman is my kinda girl—complicated, inspiring, and richly-drawn. <i>That's Not a Thing</i> has the unputdownable Jojo Moyes 'It Factor' that keeps those pages turning and burning bright ... long after lights-out.” <br> —Lisa Barr, award-winning author of <i>The Unbreakables</i> <br> <br> “Fun, flirty and fabulous...I devoured this read!” <br> —Stephanie Evanovich, <i>New York Times</i> best-selling author of <i>Big Girl Panties</i> and <i>The Sweet Spot</i> <br> <br> “Friedland's <i>That’s Not a Thing</i> is an unputdownable tale of old love meets new. Heartrending and evocative, this beautifully woven story captures the deep-seated emotions we carry—those of guilt, forgiveness, and what it means to be there for those we love. Friedland's sharp writing and emotional depth will leave you turning the pages, ending with a satisfying, albeit bittersweet conclusion.” <br> —Rochelle Weinstein, <i>USA Today</i> best-selling author of <i>This Is Not How It Ends</i> <br> <br> “Jacqueline Friedland is at the top of her game with this wholly engrossing page-turner about the complexities of love, loss, and loyalty. With richly drawn characters and a gripping plot, <i>That’s Not a Thing</i> is undoubtedly THE thing to pack in your beach bag or pick for your book club. Friedland has done it again—another must-read!” <br> —Amy Blumenfeld, award-winning author of <i>The Cast</i> <br> <br> “Fans of Jojo Moyes and Karma Brown will simply love Jacqueline Friedland's romantic, poignant novel, <i>That's Not A Thing</i>. In this dramatic and insightful story, Friedland explores tragedy, true love, and life's many 'what ifs'
<b>2020 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards: Gold Medal in Fiction – New Adult<br> 2020 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards: Wind Dancer Films Winner<br> 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner in Romance (Fiction)</b> <br> <br> “Exploring the messy concept of closure, this is a charmingly witty novel that fans of Emily Belden's <i>Hot Mess</i> (2019) and J. Ryan Stradal's <i>The Lager Queen of Minnesota</i> (2019) will eat up.” <br> — <i>Booklist</i> <br> <br> “In <i>That's Not a Thing</i>, Friedland has created a delightful and generous novel about the type of love that never leaves us and the people we hope to become in the aftermath.” <br> —Laura Dave, international best-selling author of <i>Eight Hundred Grapes</i> <br> <br> “An open-hearted lawyer is forced to choose between her fiance and her dying ex in Friedland’s novel about love and forgiveness...A complex and compelling romance...” <br> — <i>Kirkus Reviews</i> <br> <br> “This tender, introspective romance from Friedland hangs on the difficult choice between new and old lovers...Fans of sensitively handled love triangles should snap this one up.” <br> — <i>Publishers Weekly</i> <br> <br> “In life’s journey, there are many types of love we encounter along the way—first love, rebound love, the one-who-got-away love, 'B'sherit' (soulmate) love, and conflict love (the one in your bed, the one in your head) . . . Friedland, with her fabulous descriptions and compelling characters, presents a little bit of everything in this emotionally-gripping tale that examines love, loss, loyalty, what ifs, what is, and ultimately, forgiveness. Protagonist Meredith Altman is my kinda girl—complicated, inspiring, and richly-drawn. <i>That's Not a Thing</i> has the unputdownable Jojo Moyes 'It Factor' that keeps those pages turning and burning bright ... long after lights-out.” <br> —Lisa Barr, award-winning author of <i>The Unbreakables</i> <br> <br> “Fun, flirty and fabulous...I devoured this read!” <br> —Stephanie Evanovich, <i>New York Times</i> best-selling author of <i>Big Girl Panties</i> and <i>The Sweet Spot</i> <br> <br> “Friedland's <i>That’s Not a Thing</i> is an unputdownable tale of old love meets new. Heartrending and evocative, this beautifully woven story captures the deep-seated emotions we carry—those of guilt, forgiveness, and what it means to be there for those we love. Friedland's sharp writing and emotional depth will leave you turning the pages, ending with a satisfying, albeit bittersweet conclusion.” <br> —Rochelle Weinstein, <i>USA Today</i> best-selling author of <i>This Is Not How It Ends</i> <br> <br> “Jacqueline Friedland is at the top of her game with this wholly engrossing page-turner about the complexities of love, loss, and loyalty. With richly drawn characters and a gripping plot, <i>That’s Not a Thing</i> is undoubtedly THE thing to pack in your beach bag or pick for your book club. Friedland has done it again—another must-read!” <br> —Amy Blumenfeld, award-winning author of <i>The Cast</i> <br> <br> “Fans of Jojo Moyes and Karma Brown will simply love Jacqueline Friedland's romantic, poignant novel, <i>That's Not A Thing</i>. In this dramatic and insightful story, Friedland explores tragedy, true love, and life's many 'what ifs'
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Emotional affair, ALS characters, Contemporary Manhattan fiction, Love triangle plot, Broken engagement, Forgiveness lessons, Beach read, Feel-good fiction, Romantic comedy fiction, Chef and culinary fiction