Will You Be There?

'Musso once again proves that he is a master of romantic stories, the ideal companion for cold winter's days on the sofa.' * <i>Westdeutsche Zeitung</i> * 'Musso has written a sentimental love story with an intriguing twist. Humorously and suspensefully, Musso plays back and forth in time with the manipulation of fate and wish-fulfillment fantasy until the final heart-stopping sentence. Suspend your disbelief and take a trip back to the future, this time with feeling.' * Iain Finlayson, <i>Saga</i> * 'Musso is from the Paul Coelho school of writing, with on-the-nose prose and a simple message. Think a sentimental Back to the Future.' * <i>London Paper</i> * 'Light, but charming: a fantastic romance' ... 'Musso, keep writing! Whatever comes next, we'll be there.' * <i>Thuringsiche Landeszeintung</i> * 'Will you be there' is a delightful, uncliched romance.' * <i>Freundin</i>, Germany * 'A daring rollercoaster of a novel - readers of The Time Traveller's Wife will love it' * <i>Sunday Express</i> * Book of the Month: 'It's an irresistible tale of love conquering the boundaries of time and space - think Truly, Madly, Deeply meets The Time Traveler's Wife.' * Glamour * 'A gripping read' * <i>Augsburger Allgemeine</i> * 'You must read this book - and if you like Marc Levy, you'll love Guillaume Musso. Promise!' * <i>Veranstaltungskalender</i> * 'It's no surprise that this novel has had its film rights snapped up - it's as high concept as they come . . . Musso is from the Paul Coelho school of writing, with on-the-nose prose and a simple message. As one reviewer put it, think: "a sentimental Back to the Future"' * <i>London Paper</i> * 'A novel that people actually want to read and simply enjoy. Musso has written a sentimental love story with an intriguing twist - to put right a romance gone wrong . . . Humorously and suspensefully, Musso plays back and forth in time with the manipulation of fate and wish-fulfilment fantasy until the final heart-stopping sentence. Suspend your disbelief and take a trip back to the future, this time with feeling.' * <i>Saga</i> * 'A daring rollercoaster of a novel - readers of The Time Traveller's Wife will love it' * <i>Sunday Express</i> * 'It's an irresistible tale of love conquering the boundaries of time and space - think Truly, Madly, Deeply meets The Time Traveller's Wife.' * <i>Glamour</i> * 'This young and rising French author has a way of captivating you . . . gripping . . .If you like Mitch Albom, you'll like Musso, even though he has a lighter and more humorous approach' * <i>Hype</i> Magazine, Singapore * 'Stunning novel . . . an intelligent and emotional time-travelling romance, if you enjoyed The Time Traveller's Wife you will treasure WILL YOU BE BE THERE? A moving tale of love, loss and hope, it's not hard to see why this book was a runaway bestseller in France and has been translated into 24 languages with a film in the offing.' * <i>East Anglian Daily Times</i> * 'Read this: WILL YOU BE THERE? is for anyone who has thought about what they would do differently if they could change the past. * <i>Famous Magazine</i>, Australia * 'An enthralling tale which will keep you turning the pages until the very end . . . you will hear more about [Musso] in the future' * <i>Daily Mercury</i>, Australia *

Guillaume Musso is in his early thirties and lives in Antibes, in the south of France. He is an Economics teacher and the author of four bestselling novels, which have been translated into twenty-four languages. A film adaptation of Sauve-Moi, his third novel, stars John Malkovich and is scheduled for release in 2008.