书名：The One Plus One一加一

作者：Jojo Moyes

出版社名称：Penguin

出版时间：2014

语种：英文

ISBN：9781405909051

商品尺寸：12.9 x 3.2 x 19.8 cm

包装：平装

页数：560 （以实物为准）

★继《遇见你之前/我就要你好好的》、《永不言弃》、后，英国国民畅销作家乔乔·莫伊斯又一本圈粉巨制

★美国独立书商协会热力推选，美国豆瓣Goodreads读者选择年度小说 ★《纽约时报》、《洛杉矶时报》、《出版人周刊》畅销榜前十 ★同名电影由美国华纳公司拍摄 由风靡欧美的全民畅销书作家乔乔·莫伊斯创作的The One Plus One《一加一》，这又是一部叫人难以抗拒的爱情故事。一个单身妈妈，一个不断出岔子的家庭，一个古怪的陌生人，他们在彼此落魄的时候相逢，然后一路向着国家的另一个边际前进。在这个过程中，他们彼此的了解不断加深，故事也向着未知且美好的结局延伸开来。 媒体评论：“莫伊斯，经典爱情小说销量女王，她从不叫人失望。这是继《我就要你好好的》之后又一本圈粉巨制。”——Elle“万万没想到，这本小说浪漫至极、惊险至极。”——《人物》 “存在于黯淡生活中的浪漫爱情……乔乔的小说再次震撼了读者。”——《娱乐周刊》The beautiful, poignant and utterly compelling Number One bestseller from the internationally bestselling author of Me Before You, After You and Still Me.One eternal optimist…Jess Thomas, with two jobs and two kids and never enough money, wears flip flops in the hope of spring. And when life knocks her down she does her best to bounce right back. But no one told her it's okay to ask for help. Plus one lost stranger…Ed Nicholls is the good guy gone bad. He had it all, then one stupid mistake cost him everything. Now he'll do anything to make it right. Equals a chance encounter…Ed doesn't want to save anyone and Jess doesn't want saving, but could Jess and Ed add up to something better together? Praise for The One Plus One:'A beautifully written love story I relished'--Daily Mail 'A heartbreaking, laugh-out-loud, roller coaster'--Sunday Express 'An uplifting, charming, life-affirming tale that you won't want to put down'--Heat 'Raw, funny, real and sad, this is storytelling at its best'--Marie Claire

一加一，答案并非看上去那么简单。

在人生的两极，他们一个饱尝寒凉、一个阅尽风光，然而一旦陷入生活的低谷，没有谁比谁更容易走出困境。 两份工作，两个孩子，一家人的温饱，杰西要每天忙得像陀螺才不至于叫生活崩溃。直至某天，一次可以扭转困局的良机出现：如果坦丝能参加奥数竞赛，5000英镑的奖金一定非她莫属。为了抓住机会，杰西不得不铤而走险。 因为涉嫌内幕交易，艾德只得落荒而逃，路途中偶然目睹杰西一家的窘况。“我开车带你们去！”艾德说，不管多麻烦，这样做至少可以证明，他还不是一个十足的混蛋。 仅有几面之缘的他们彼此冲撞，一路同行，纵穿整个英国。然而谁也没有猜到前方等待他们的将会是什么……

乔乔·莫伊斯（Jojo Moyes），记者出身，英国当红浪漫小说家。2002年开始专职写作，现已出版12部小说，多部被英国读书风向标理查德·茱蒂俱乐部热推。其中《我就要你好好的》长期占据欧美各大畅销榜，包揽各大媒体读书版面，《纽约时报》《奥普拉杂志》《今日美国》《人物》《ELLE》《嘉人Marie Claire》等国际媒体好评如潮。先后斩获美版豆瓣Goodreads票选好书，入围英国国家图书奖，提名英国银河图书奖，受到世界读书之夜和美国图书馆协会的热力推荐。

Jojo Moyesis a novelist and a journalist. Her novels include the bestsellers The Girl You Left Behind, The One Plus One, Me Before You and After You. Her novels have been translated into over 40 languages and have hit the Number 1 spot in 10 countries. She is one of the few authors to have had three novels on the New York Times bestseller list at the same time.

Jess Thomas and Nathalie Benson slumped in the seats of their van, which was parked far enough away from Nathalies house that they couldn’t be seen from inside. Nathalie was smoking. She had given it up for the fourth time six weeks ago.

Eighty pounds a week, guaranteed. And holiday pay.” Nathalie let out a scream. “Bloody hell. I actually want to find the tart who left that earring and thump her for losing us our best job. Maybe she didn’t know he was married.” “Oh, she knew.” Before she’d met Dean, Nathalie had spent two years with a man who turned out to have not one but two families on the other side of Southampton. “No single man keeps color- coordinated scatter cushions on his bed.” Neil Brewster does,” Jess said. “Neil Brewster’s music collection is sixty-seven percent Judy Garland, thirty-three percent Pet Shop Boys.” They had cleaned together every weekday for four years, since back when the Beachfront Holiday Park was part paradise, part building site. Back when the developers promised local families access to the swimming pool and assured everyone that a large up- market development would bring benefits to their little seaside town, instead of sucking out what remained of its life. The faded moniker, BENSON & THOMAS CLEANING, was stenciled on the side of their white van. Nathalie had added underneath: A BIT DIRTY? CAN WE HELP? until Jess pointed out that for two whole months half the calls they had received had nothing to do with cleaning. Nearly all their jobs were in the Beachfront development now. Hardly anybody in town had the money—or the inclination—to hire a cleaner, except for the doctors, the solicitor, and the odd client like Mrs. Humphrey, whose arthritis had stopped her from doing it herself. It was a good job on the one hand. You could work for yourself, organize your own hours, pick and choose your clients for the most part. The downside, weird was not the crappy clients (and there always was at least one crappy client) or that scrubbing someone else’s toilet somehow left you feeling like you were one step lower on a ladder than you had planned to be. Jess didn’t mind pulling lumps of hair out of other people’s plugholes or the fact that most people who rented holiday homes seemed to feel obliged to live like pigs for a week. What she didn’t like was that you ended up finding out much more about other people’s lives than you really wanted to. Jess could have told you about Mrs. Eldridge’s secret shopping habit: the designer shoe receipts she stuffed into the bathroom bin, and the bags of unworn clothes in her wardrobe, the tags still firmly attached.