Friends.

You Can't live with them - and you can't live without them

How does it feel when two people you thought would never settle down announce they're getting married?

When you've slogged throughout your twenties to get where you are - but you're not sure you like it?

When everyone else is making life choices and you're still where you were a year ago?

Josie and Emlyn settle down in style at their recent wedding ...

'He said: Would you mind terribly if I kiss you? And I thought ye-e-e-sss. At last!'

Josie - Daily Telegraph 18.1.99

'The best thing about our writing relationship is getting to be with Josie every day'

Emlyn - Journal

'The evening before we were due to fly out we went for a walk into Palma and found a big auditorium near the cathedral. Emlyn told me to sit in one of the seats, then he went to the middle of the stage, lit a sparkler and wrote 'Will you marry me?' in the air. I wrote back, 'Yes' and then about 40 German tourists who had been watching burst in to applause.'

Josie - Daily Express 5.2.99

COME TOGETHER broke new ground by being the first romantic comedy to be told in two voices. Now, in COME AGAIN, Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees put friendship under the spotlight. Four very different characters are thrust together for the wedding of their mutual friends Jack and Amy: Matt, Jack's best mate and high-flying young lawyer; H., Amy's top girlfriend and ambitious tv producer; Stringer, Jack's mate from the gym, who's hopeless with women; and Susie, Amy's university friend. And with the focus so firmly on Happy-Ever-After, each is forced to examine their own emotions and ambitions.

Friendship, commitment, careers, sex, loyalty, wildest dreams and worst nighmares all feature in this funny, astute, utterly original and touching novel.