One Love Av Matt Cain

<p><b>Two men. Twenty years of friendship. One love.</b><br><br>''Lovely, funny, kind and truthful . . . I was expecting a simple will-they-won''t-they, but it''s wiser than that . . . challenging who we are, and why, and how we can change'' <b>Russell T. Davies</b><br><br>''A great eye-opening and heart-warming read'' <i><b>Fabulous</b></i><br><br>''A rich, funny, poignant and unflinchingly honest portrayal of friendship, love and everything in between'' <b>Ruth Hogan</b><br><br>---<br><br><b>2002</b><br><br>Danny arrives at Manchester University determined not to hide from the world any longer. This is the year his life will begin. <br><br>He locks eyes with a handsome stranger across the hall at the Freshers'' Fair. It starts with a wink and soon Danny and Guy are best friends. <br><br><b>2022</b><br><br>Now, both single for the first time in years, Danny and Guy return to the confetti-covered streets of the Gay Village for Manchester Pride.<br><br>After years of shared adventures and lost dreams, Danny finally plans to share the secret he has been keeping for two decades. He has always been in love with Guy.<br><br><b>Could this weekend be the end of a twenty-year friendship . . . or the start of something new and even more beautiful?</b><br><br>''Written with heartfelt honesty and love'' <b>Lorraine Kelly</b><br><br>''Utterly absorbing and affecting. Matt Cain is one of the most entertaining and illuminating writers out there'' <b>Bryony Gordon</b><br><br>''I have so much love for this book'' <b>Freya North</b><br><br>''Thought-provoking'' <b><i>Daily Mirror </i></b><br><br>''As sharp eyed as Hilda Ogden and as seen-it-all as Bet Lynch . . . a proudly Northern queer <i>One Day</i>, ingenious and unsparing'' <b>Patrick Gale</b><br><br>''Heart-warming''<i><b> i Paper</b></i><br><br>''This epic friends-to-lovers will-they-won''t-they story is gorgeous!'' <b>Clare Pooley</b><br><br> ''A joy of a read''<b> <i>Closer</i><br></b><br>''If you''re looking for something uplifting to kick off your reading list in 2024, this might just be the one for you . . . absorbing, moving and poignant'' <i><b>Glamour</b></i></p>