Sarah J. Harris is an award-winning author and freelance education journalist who regularly writes for national newspapers.Her debut novel, The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder, won the Breakthrough Author award from Books Are My Bag in 2018 and was a Richard and Judy pick in WHSmith. Her second adult novel is called One Ordinary Day at a Time. Sarah also writes Young Adult thrillers under the pen name Sarah Wishart. (Four Good Liars was published by HarperCollins in November 2023).Sarah grew up in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, and studied English at Nottingham University before gaining a post-graduate diploma in journalism at Cardiff University.Sarah is a black belt in karate and a green belt in kickboxing. She lives in London with her husband and two sons.

“A beautiful story about epic love, loss, and hope with a gorgeous, speculative twist. Meet Me On The Bridge gave me all the feels.” —Becky Hunter, author of One Moment and Meet Me When Your Heart Stops“All the romance of About Time with an added dollop of delicious mystery, this achingly beautiful and heart-wrenching tale is one to cherish. I loved it.” —Isabelle Broom, author of The Beach Holiday“I’m a sucker for a bit of time travel and Meet Me On The Bridge is so clever in the way it uses the device. Great for people who like a love story with a difference.” —Laura Pearson, author of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont

Sarah J. Harris is an award-winning author and freelance education journalist who regularly writes for national newspapers.Her debut novel, The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder, won the Breakthrough Author award from Books Are My Bag in 2018 and was a Richard and Judy pick in WHSmith. Her second adult novel is called One Ordinary Day at a Time. Sarah also writes Young Adult thrillers under the pen name Sarah Wishart. (Four Good Liars was published by HarperCollins in November 2023).Sarah grew up in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, and studied English at Nottingham University before gaining a post-graduate diploma in journalism at Cardiff University.Sarah is a black belt in karate and a green belt in kickboxing. She lives in London with her husband and two sons.

“A beautiful story about epic love, loss, and hope with a gorgeous, speculative twist. Meet Me On The Bridge gave me all the feels.” —Becky Hunter, author of One Moment and Meet Me When Your Heart Stops“All the romance of About Time with an added dollop of delicious mystery, this achingly beautiful and heart-wrenching tale is one to cherish. I loved it.” —Isabelle Broom, author of The Beach Holiday“I’m a sucker for a bit of time travel and Meet Me On The Bridge is so clever in the way it uses the device. Great for people who like a love story with a difference.” —Laura Pearson, author of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont

Sarah J. Harris is an award-winning author and freelance education journalist who regularly writes for national newspapers.Her debut novel, The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder, won the Breakthrough Author award from Books Are My Bag in 2018 and was a Richard and Judy pick in WHSmith. Her second adult novel is called One Ordinary Day at a Time. Sarah also writes Young Adult thrillers under the pen name Sarah Wishart. (Four Good Liars was published by HarperCollins in November 2023).Sarah grew up in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, and studied English at Nottingham University before gaining a post-graduate diploma in journalism at Cardiff University.Sarah is a black belt in karate and a green belt in kickboxing. She lives in London with her husband and two sons.

“A beautiful story about epic love, loss, and hope with a gorgeous, speculative twist. Meet Me On The Bridge gave me all the feels.” —Becky Hunter, author of One Moment and Meet Me When Your Heart Stops“All the romance of About Time with an added dollop of delicious mystery, this achingly beautiful and heart-wrenching tale is one to cherish. I loved it.” —Isabelle Broom, author of The Beach Holiday“I’m a sucker for a bit of time travel and Meet Me On The Bridge is so clever in the way it uses the device. Great for people who like a love story with a difference.” —Laura Pearson, author of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont