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A brilliantly witty, wise and romantic read from Frances Mensah Williams

Relationship Expert. Emotional Disaster.

Trainee relationship counsellor Delilah Braithwaite is better at breaking couples up than bringing them together. But after one break-up too many, she's suspended and ordered to get to grips with her own baggage if she hopes to get her job back.

Desperate to prove she's not the problem, Delilah accepts a challenge from her sister: track down five exes and make amends for dumping them all with no good reason. But when she runs into Noah - the fiancé she left at the altar - her plans take a complicated turn.

While Delilah seeks redemption, her own therapy sessions begin to unearth hidden secrets and painful truths she's long avoided. But only when she's forced to confront the trauma of her past does she begin to understand that love means a whole lot more than just saying sorry.

Sorry, Not Sorry is a heartwarming, feel-good and hilarious journey of healing, second chances, and the courage it takes to face the honest truth about yourself.

Praise for Frances Mensah Williams:

'Readers are sure to enjoy this uplifting work.' Publishers Weekly

'I very much enjoyed this brilliantly written novel.' Dorothy Koomson

'A witty, true, and, sometimes, heartbreaking portrayal of married life.' Ayesha Harruna Attah

'A celebration of sisterhood. You won't want to put the story down till it ends.' Chibundu Onuzo