Romance novels by Cecelia Ahern to mush you up

The Gift:
Powerful businessman Lou Suffern finds himself battling with time every day. He has an extremely busy life with no time for anyone or anything, including his own family. Enters Gabe, a homeless man who sits outside Lou’s office, impresses him and ends up being hired by Lou in his office. The fact that Gabe manages to be in two places at the same time leaves everyone impressed. Eventually, he influences Lou’s life and changes him to learn the importance of time, and the importance of family.
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One Hundred Names:
'One Hundred Names' is an empowering story of a journalist Kitty Logan, who lost her career to a scandal and also tragically finds herself at her mentor's bedside, who she did not want to lose at any cost. As she asked her mentor about that one story she always wanted to write, Kitty is given a Constance File as a reply to her question that contains a mysterious list of one hundred names, without a story, without an explanation, without any information of their identities. Her mentor passes away leaving Kitty with the most important task of writing that one story with the help of those names. The book embarks upon Kitty’s journey to find out about the people on the list, the connection between them, and in the process she discovers and comes to understand her own story.

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Where Rainbows End:
'Where Rainbows End' revolves around the lives of seven-year-olds best friends, Alex Stewart and Rosie Dunne. Their story encounters a turning point when Alex moves out from Dublin to Boston with his family. However, they decide to stay in touch via letters, emails and messages. As the book advances, Alex and Rosie develop feelings for each other, but fate and ambition have it otherwise. Rainbows End is a sweet, simple tale of two friends hoping to take their relationship to the next level.
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Perfect:
Cecelia Ahern's novel 'Perfect' is a sequel to the bestselling novel 'Flawed'. The books highlight the need to embrace one's flaws with dignity. 'Perfect' centers around Celestine North who lives in a society that demands perfection. After being termed flawed by the society, she loses her confidence. But there is a secret held by North that can bring the entire flawed system crumbling down to the ground. She needs to make a choice -- either she can save herself or risk her life to save all those flawed.
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Flawed:
Flawed is an emotionally intense and an intriguing love story that centres around Celestine -- the good girl, who realizes that society belittles humanity and values perfection above all. She soon finds herself excluded from the society, fighting for her own survival and for her love. Celestine is someone who can captivate anyone who meets her, and 'Flawed' is a powerful story of love and survival, and is a perfect love story for people who have ever experienced the pressure to achieve perfection in their lives.
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P.S I Love You:
Cecelia Ahern’s debut novel P.S. I Love You is the most popular work by the author till date. It is an adorable tale that is centred around childhood buddies, Gerry and Holly, who eventually fall in love. Life takes an unfortunate turn for the couple as they discover about Gerry’s brain tumour and his ticking clock. Soon Gerry succumbs to his condition, leaving Holly with an empty heart. Holly finds her love blooming for the second time on her 30th birthday, when she receives a postdated letters from Gerry that he had carefully arranged for.
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Love, Rosie:
'Love, Rosie' is one of the most enchanting love stories by Ahern - a delight to the readers. It is a modern-day relatable love story of two people, Rosie and Alex, meant to be together, but are unable to work out their relationship. To get things right, they exchange e-mails, letters, love-notes but the destiny of their relationship is followed by a series of missed opportunities.
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Thanks for the Memories:
An extremely persuasive love story that talks about strange memories, a firm sense of déjà vu and relationships. It is about the strong feeling of knowing someone without even meeting them ever before. Ms. Joyce Conway is an attractive doctor in Dublin, who dreams of an unknown little blonde girl every night and she travels into unknown streets of Paris in her dreams. She retains memories of the streets she visits in her dreams without ever visiting those places. Justin Hitchcock is a loner and is divorced. On his trip for a lecture on Arts in Dublin, he meets Joyce and therein begins a sensational love affair.
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If You Could See Me Now:
This magical romance talks about family issues, circumstances, friendship, sudden love and adventure, etc. The book is a tender love story of Elizabeth Egan, who has a life full of reluctant responsibilities for her sister Saoirse’s son Luke and a busy life away from friends, because she has to run her business at the same time. Ivan, who was too good to be true, come to Luke and Elizabeth's life like a breath of fresh air, and she opens her heart out to him. The story revolves around the lives of Elizabeth, Luke and Ivan, who are in search of some magic to happen in their respective lives.
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How to Fall in Love:
A romantic comedy that will give you lessons on love in the most unusual way, 'How to Fall in Love' is a story about Christine Rose and Adam Basil who happen to meet at Bridge in Dublin on an eventful night. Adam is broken and on the verge of taking his life, right before he meets Christine. Adam is hellbent on ending his ordeal. Enter Christine, who convinces him into giving life a chance before he calls it quits. And so begins their quest to find the lost colour of their lives that gradually changes into a liking for one another. But if that is enough to heal Adam of hghis scars, is what remains to be read.
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