Everything I'll Say to You Tomorrow

by Elísabet Benavent

Overview

If you could and rewrite your memories, would you do it? International bestselling author Elísabet Benavent explores doomed love, memories, and regrets in this sensational contemporary uplit full of witty humor, emotional catharsis, and a deeply emotionally satisfying ending.

Fashion editor Miranda loves her work, and her high energy life in the hustle bustle of Madrid. Her boyfriend Tristan hates the fast pace, the noise and exhaust fumes, and wants only to get back to Galicia and the seaside, longing for kids and a white picket fence. As explosive as their mutual attraction is, and as deep their love, one of them is going to have to give up their dreams. Finally Tristan admits that even love isn't strong enough to overcome their fundamental differences. The breakup is a shock to Miranda, and the next day she wakes up in the past on the day they met, and every day after that on a different momentous day in their relationship. At first she's determined to avoid the heartbreak by stopping the relationship before it begins, but eventually she sees that she can rewrite the details of her past, but not the trajectory. So she sets out to do better, hoping that she can avoid the inevitable heartbreak, but she can't change who she really is and what she really wants.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781728296357
Publisher:	Sourcebooks
Publication date:	03/18/2025
Pages:	464
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 8.20(h) x 1.40(d)

About the Author

Elísabet Benavent is a graduate in Audiovisual Communication from the Universidad Cardenal Herrera CEU in Valencia and she has a masters degree in Communication and Art from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. She worked in the communication department of a multinational company until she became a full-time writer. She is an international bestselling author of 20 novels and she lives in Valencia, Spain.

Editorial Reviews

2025-02-01
A 30-something Madrid woman struggles to come to terms with her grief after the man she thought was her one true love dumps her.

Miranda is flying high—in addition to having a job she loves as the deputy editor of a globally known fashion magazine, she has a partner, Tristan, whom she adores. But she’s forgotten that love is not necessarily forever, and that all the promises and plans made by the two of them aren’t carved in stone. That future crumbles and fall into dust the day that Tristan dumps her, saying he loves her too much to stay with her as unhappy as he is. He’s not his best self in Madrid, he says, and he’s not making her happy. Here, the story takes an unexpected turn: From this point forward, Miranda wakes up every morning on a different day in the past five years of their relationship. Whether she’s actually time traveling, as she thinks, or just dreaming, or having vivid, grief-induced memories is left unclear. At first, Miranda is angry and tries to keep the relationship from ever happening, to save herself the pain of having it end, but as the days go by, she changes her mind and leans in—she tries to alter each moment, making different choices to try to change the ultimate outcome. Throughout, her best friend, Ivan, a stylist, listens and supports her individuality and strength, reminding her that there is no single person for anyone in life. This is a surprising book: thoughtful, heartfelt, and often extremely sexy, but also tender and unexpected.

A genre-bending story of grief, choices, and the importance of loving yourself and staying true to who you are.

Kirkus Reviews