One little word. One bad habit. One year to stop saying sorry. What happens when one woman resolves to 'break up' with saying sorry? Charlotte Thomas is polite. Manners cost nothing, her mother always said … yet there's a fine line between diplomat and doormat. But every woman has their breaking point and Charlotte has just found hers. It wasn't because she said sorry to her boss for challenging his terrible idea for a staff social, or because she apologised to the drunk girl who spilled espresso martini all over her favourite top. And it wasn't because she agreed to go on a second date with the world's most boring man to avoid hurting his feelings. Maybe it was all of these, or maybe it was when she realised she ended every email with the fateful words: No Worries If Not. With the help of her best friend and housemate Mush, Charlotte declares she's apologising no more. No more saying sorry for just doing her job, or speaking her mind or simply taking up space. So when she finds her space being invaded by a manspreader on the Metro, Charlotte lets rip. When she's finished shouting about why he's the rudest man she's ever met, she realises, annoyingly, that not only is he the best looking man she's ever had the misfortune to sit next to … he's actually really nice about it all too. With her unapologetic pledge off to a tricky start, will Charlotte be, dare she say it … sorry she even started this? - A funny and feminist rom-com perfect for anyone who's ever said sorry one too many times - For fans of Lucy Vine, Ali Hazelwood and Mhairi McFarlane - Lucy's self-published books have built her a fanbase already and she gets brilliant social media engagement - PR push for this hot-button issue perennially in the press and media Competition: Bad Choices;Is This It?; No Such Thing As Perfect;Definitely Fine;The New Me. Lucy Vine;Hannah Tovey;Emma Hughes;Amy Lavelle;Elizabeth Neep

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