Just For Today : An intoxicating, unputdownable must-read, for fans of Anna Hope and Sally Rooney

The party has to end some time For Joni and her friends, London is a playground. While she adores the two young children she nannies by day, it's the nights she lives for: boozy al-fresco dinners, sneaking into private clubs, moonlit strolls on Hampstead Heath. And then there's the most important night of all: New Year's Eve, when there's so much surplus energy in the air that anything could happen - and this year it does. One of their circle is found dead in the bathroom at the party, sending shock waves through the group. But even death isn't enough to stop Joni and her friends continuing their giddy hedonism and embarking on a year of exploits, new love and hysterical laughter together. Little do they know that it will be a year bookended by tragedy - and that the second heartbreak will be one to make them reassess everything they thought they knew. JUST FOR TODAY is a bittersweet evocation of the end of innocence, and a celebration of being young and carefree, with nothing to lose - until you do.