“Who would have guessed that four
minutes could change everything?”
Seventeen-year-old
Hadley Sullivan would like nothing more than to not be heading to London to
attend her father’s wedding to a woman she has never met. Forced to go and be a
bridesmaid by her mother, Hadley is still a bit bitter about her father’s move
to England and the subsequent divorce between her parents. She is just four
minutes late to board her plane and is left behind. Now she is going to be
three hours later getting to the wedding and will just barely arrive in time.
Hadley thinks everyone is going to blame her for missing her flight.
Claustrophobic, Hadley is now even more stressed because she fought with her
mother before leaving. The last thing she expects to happen is to catch the
attention of the cute boy who turns out to be on the same flight she is now on.
Oliver, a
Yale student heading home to London for an event, offers to watch Hadley’s
suitcase when an older woman next to her refuses. He notices her struggling
with her things and offers to help. They soon strike up a conversation that
lasts all night through their flight to London. As the two of them depart from
the plane, they realize they will be separated at customs. As Hadley aches from
having to say good-bye, Oliver pulls her close for a kiss, they promise to meet
up in the baggage claim but she cannot find him before leaving for the wedding.
With Hadley’s
thoughts never straying from Oliver, will they be able to find each other again
in London? Is it possible to fall in love at first sight? Can Hadley find it in
herself to forgive her father? And what will Hadley do when she realizes the
reason Oliver came home? This story of fate, destiny and love will be hard to
put down.
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