Me Before You Jojo Moyes

Louisa Clark is twenty-six, quirky, and has never left her small English town. When she loses her café job, she takes a position as companion and carer for Will Traynor — a former high-flying, adventure-seeking financier rendered quadriplegic by a motorcycle accident. Will is bitter, brilliant, and has made a decision about his future that Louisa knows nothing about. What follows is six months of friction that becomes friendship, friendship that becomes something deeper, and a love story that refuses to offer easy comfort. Moyes writes with warmth and emotional precision, balancing genuine comedy with questions about autonomy, quality of life, and what we owe each other. The ending is genuinely brave — polarising and unforgettable. A runaway bestseller that elevated the “weepy romance” into something with real literary and ethical weight.