Zero Chance of No Regrets
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Zero Chance of No Regrets
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Meet Yui. She’s cooking dinner for her husband and daughter and thinking about her long-lost first love: the beautiful boy from her teenage years who first taught her what it is to feel loved.
Meet Mika. She’s in a desperate bind when she reconnects with the man who was once the hottest boy in school. That golden boy is now almost unrecognisable now – but there’s something about being wanted by him that distracts her from her current heartache…
Meet Kanako. She’s discovered a video of her husband that she was never meant to see, and she’s watching it – over and over again.
Meet Izumi. She’s on her way to sleep with a man who isn’t her husband; a man who repels and attracts her in equal measure, who she will ask to mark her body in new and thrilling ways.
Meet Kako. Her mum is her favourite person in the world: but she’s starting to wonder if Mama might have more secrets than she realised…
An award-winning, bestselling sensation in Japan, Zero Chance of No Regrets is a groundbreaking exploration of first love and first loss, desire and shame, fantasy and transgression.
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批評家のレビュー
A masterpiece filled with the universal appeal of first love (Mizuki Tsujimura, author of Lonely Castle in the Mirror)
The skin-prickling sense of authenticity and recollections of love moved me deeply (Shion Miura, author of The Great Passage)
What this novel depicts is a person who has no choice but to live the way she does. And it does not stop there. It also shows us, subtly but strongly, why we can move forward even though we are dragged down by regrets (Mitsuyo Kakuta, author of The Eighth Day)
Needless to say, a debut novel can only be written once in a lifetime. It is like a concentrated juice that contains a continuous outpouring of thoughts about how to spin a sentence (Misumi Kubo, author of So We Look to the Sky)
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