Maybe It's About Me

Maybe It's About Time

By Neil Boss

Genre:-Contemporary Fiction

Pages:-540

Blurb:-Two people trapped in different worlds. One by wealth and one by poverty.

 Twenty years working for The firm has given Marcus Barlow everything he wants but has taken his soul in return. Finding a way to leave has become an obsession.

 Claire Halford's life hit rock bottom when she is caught stealing food from Tesco express. Left alone by her husband with two small children and an STI, her suicide music is starting to play louder in her head.

 A chance meeting brings them together. as a mystery virus from China starts to run riot across the country, their world's collide and they find they have more in common than they knew.

 Set in the early months of 2020. Maybe it's About Time is a story about the difficulty of changing lives for the better. Starting as a funny and satirical view of the egocentric world of professional services, it gives way to a heart-warming story of an unlikely friendship that rejuvenates Marcus and Claire, giving them both hope for a better future.

Thank you #Ad and #Gifted @lovebookstours

Instagram:-@iamneilboss @lovebookstours @paulalearmouth

Twitter:-@iamneilboss @KellyALacey @lovebookstours @mamof9

My Review:-This book is set during the covid pandemic, which made it more real as we've all been through it. Claire and Marcus are the complete opposite of each other, they meet through Gavin, Clair's social worker and Marcus's neighbour. You will see how not knowing each other, they becoming friends. You will also meet other characters throughout the book along with the struggles they have. It's a lovely story of friendships and how people come together when times get hard. Everyone is feeling what is happening all around them, and begin to understand others.

 I found this book an easy read, even though you might be put of because of the size, give it a read, you'll be surprised just how much you'll enjoy it