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The New York Times bestselling author of In Five Years and One Italian Summer returns with “a romantic gem” (Laura Dave, New York Times bestselling author) about a young woman who decides to finally live for herself rather than rely on the universe for answers.

Daphne Bell believes the universe has a plan for her. Every time she meets a new man, she receives a slip of paper with his name and a number on it—the exact amount of time they will be together. The papers told her she’d spend three days with Martin in Paris; five weeks with Noah in San Francisco; and three months with Hugo, her ex-boyfriend turned best friend. Daphne has been receiving the numbered papers for over twenty years, always wondering when there might be one without an expiration. Finally, the night of a blind date at her favorite Los Angeles restaurant, there’s only a name: Jake.

But as Jake and Daphne’s story unfolds, Daphne finds herself doubting the paper’s prediction, and wrestling with what it means to be both committed and truthful. Because Daphne knows things Jake doesn’t, information that—if he found out—would break his heart.

“Daphne’s sometimes heart-wrenching, often heartwarming search for meaningful relationships, both romantic and platonic, is sure to inspire” (Publishers Weekly, starred review) new and longtime fans of Rebecca Serle.

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"A romantic gem. Grabs you on page one and never lets go." —LAURA DAVE, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Thing He Told Me

"A passionate story about love and trust that will have you sniffling long before the twist." —People

"This novel goes beyond a lighthearted romance to explore the ways we let fate shape our lives, for better or worse." —The New York Post

"Daphne’s sometimes heart-wrenching, often heartwarming search for meaningful relationships, both romantic and platonic, is sure to inspire."—Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)

"Serle’s compulsively readable prose will attract fans of Jennifer Weiner and Emily Henry."—Booklist

"Serle provides an interesting conceit and a healthy dose of wit that readers will appreciate. An entertaining love story with moments of depth." —Kirkus

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Rebecca Serle is the New York Times bestselling author of Expiration Dates, One Italian Summer, In Five Years, The Dinner List, and the young adult novels The Edge of Falling and When You Were Mine. Serle also developed the hit TV adaptation Famous in Love, based on her YA series of the same name. She is a graduate of USC and The New School and lives in Los Angeles with her husband. Find out more at RebeccaSerle.com.

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Chapter One
The paper is blank save for the name: Jake. The four letters rest on cream stationery lacking any additional information but sporting a firm black border. It’s weighty, this note. Significant in my hands.

I find it slipped under my door on my way to dinner. The dinner that, if this paper is to be believed, will introduce me to the man I will spend the rest of my life with. This has never happened before. But then again, it’s not the kind of thing that happens twice.

The restaurant is in West Hollywood, not far from where I live. I like to choose the place. If I get the paper late, like, say, at dessert—and it says two hours—I can wrap things up quickly.

Tonight we are at the tail end of summer in Los Angeles, and warmer nights are descending into the low seventies. The wind has even started to pick up—reminding us of all that fall can bring. I tuck my hair behind my ear and toss it over my shoulder as I climb the steps and open the door.

“Hey, Daphne!” The hostess at Gracias Madre, a casual vegan Mexican place on Melrose, recognizes me immediately. Her name is Marissa, and I know she used to bartend at The Pikey on Sunset, before they closed. “You’re the first one here, do you want to sit?”

The space is beautiful—a bar area spills out onto a large and lively patio to the side. There are potted trees throughout the restaurant, and warm, yellow light falls from the overhead glass fixtures and onto the terra-cotta-tiled floors like honeycomb.

I’m nervous, and I’m never nervous. I’m wearing a black halter top and a pair of 501s. Neon kitten heels. I would have probably chosen a different ensemble, maybe even something a little more romantic, seeing as how this is going to be my last first date ever, but I was already dressed, and now here we are.

“Sure,” I tell her. “I love your jumpsuit.” I point to the denim romper she’s wearing. I could never pull it off, but she definitely is.

“It’s from the vintage on Melrose—I took your tip.”

“Throwback,” I say, as we walk. “Good shit.”

There are several places in West Hollywood that sell secondhand, but Wasteland is the best. I don’t have a ton of hobbies, but thrifting is one of the few.

She leaves me at the table—I’m in the back of the restaurant, which gives me a full view of the entire space—and I take out my phone.

There’s a text from my mom, Debra. Honey, did you look at the pictures I sent? She’s a burgeoning photographer, primarily focusing on—I kid you not—mezuzahs.

The answer is no.

One from my landlord, Mike, who wants to know if the gardeners came today. I shoot him back an emoji. Also no. A flurry of pings on a group chat I have muted—college friends, something about Morgan’s bachelorette. I haven’t seen half of them in a decade, I’m surprised they’re even including me.

And one from Hugo—my ex-boyfriend (we’ll get there): Well?

He’s not here yet, I write back. Then: Just sat.

I consider telling him about the fact that this time, for the first time, the paper was blank, but decide against it. I’m about to meet my soul mate feels like more of an in-person thing, or at least a phone call. We convey too many important things in too few words these days.

Drinks after? I’m meeting Natalie at Craig’s, should be done by 8.

I try to remember who Natalie is. The girl he met at Bikram? Or the one from Bumble?

Maybe.

I put my phone facedown on the table.

Five minutes go by, then ten. I order a drink—one of their alt margaritas from the menu. Something with agave and smoked jalapeño. It arrives and goes down salty and tangy.

He runs late, I think. It’s not ideal, but I can live with that. About five years ago, right around the time Hugo and I called it quits, I decided to start showing up to places on time. I’ve been pretty good about it. LA traffic notwithstanding. It’s all about learning the rhythms of your city. Don’t try and get to WeHo from Brentwood in the afternoon. There is always construction on Wilshire by Westwood Boulevard; take Sunset. San Vicente to Seventh Street to the Pacific Coast Highway is the slowest way to get to Malibu, but the most beautiful.

My phone dings. Another text from my mom: ?

My parents live in the Palisades, on the other side of the 405 in Los Angeles. The Palisades is like Pleasantville—all the new houses belong on Cape Cod, and there’s a shopping center that takes holidays a little too seriously. It’s also about as far as you can get and still live in the same city.

Love it! I write back, without opening her email. Last week she sent me an entire Dropbox full of her rabbi in various states of undress in the backyard. I consider explaining to her that just because she loves Judaism and photography does not mean all her photography has to be Jewish-influenced, or that her Jewish identity now has to be caught up in being a photographer, but I decide against it. It would take more than two texts, and I want to be present right now.

Present.

Thirty-three years, six significant relationships, forty-two first dates, one long weekend in Paris.

And now, here we are. The first and last blank sheet of paper.

“Daphne?”

I look up to see a man not a lot taller than I am, with graying brown hair and hazel-green eyes. He’s wearing a button-down shirt and jeans and carries a single red rose.

“Hi,” I say. I make a move to stand up to—what? Hug him? I sit back down.

He hands me the rose. When he speaks his voice is pleasant and familiar. “Someone was selling them outside, and I thought I should bring a proper consolation for being fifteen minutes late.”

When he smiles, the lines around his eyes crinkle.

“You were right,” I say. I take the rose. “What took you so long?”

He shakes his head, like, Oh boy. “How much time do we have?” Jake asks me.

I take him in. Real, incarnate, across from me now. He has a birthmark under his jaw, a freckle by his left eye. All of these minute details that make up a person, that make up this person, my person.

“A lot,” I tell him. “We have a lot of time.”

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Atria Books (March 19, 2024)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 272 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1982166827
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1982166823
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 9.6 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 1.1 x 8.38 inches

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This book is like a sugary confection — sweet, light, enjoyable, fun, but insubstantial.
Serle writes well. There’s zest, energy, sparkle and much enthusiasm in the narrative, with lots of witty banter. The reader is treated to all the sights and colors of the California experience. Lush scenery and trendy eateries are beautifully described. The inviting backdrop firmly anchors the tale.
Daphne is the young, independent, extroverted protagonist. She’s frequently described as unique and different. She moves lightly through life, barely grazing the surface. She works for a temperamental studio exec, traveling to exotic locales at a moment’s notice. Much of Daphne’s life is depicted like a movie reel, one glossy experience after another, shiny mementos accumulated for a burgeoning, but superficial scrapbook. At first, it’s assumed that this is due mostly to her youth. Only later, well into the book, do we discover the real reason for Daphne’s reluctance to engage deeply with the people and experiences in her world. Unexpected drama is then introduced into the story to explain Daphne’s reticence, but the drama seems somewhat contrived and tacked on. The book attempts to take a serious turn in the interest of a much-needed story arc, but the results are mixed. While some books can successfully straddle the line between lightness and solemness, this one seemed to have difficulty striking the right tone. The book wanted to be both light and somber, but didn’t quite strike that balance.
Much of the book centers around Daphne’s romantic relationships, and her search for true love. She seems somewhat in love with love itself, and struggles with who and what she really wants. She romanticizes love in a cinematic way, but when she actually finds what appears to be the perfect match, she wavers and hesitates. Ultimately, Daphne discovers that her most important journey is one of self discovery and acceptance. She faces hard truths and some life-changing decisions.
Daphne learns that she must know and trust herself before she can ever commit to anyone else, even as both Hugo and Jake vie for her affections.
The paper “expiration dates” that Daphne receives are a clever plot device that lends some magic to the story. Yet, in many ways, these mysterious missives from the universe only contribute to, and compound, the frivolous and temporary way that Daphne initially approaches her life. However, that’s somewhat understandable, given the gravity of her circumstances.
Overall, this is a quick, light read that wrestles with the search for love and the meaning of life. What it lacks in depth, it makes up for with heartfelt earnestness. Also, Murphy is a wonderfully endearing character.

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Daphne Bell dating life is not typical. She always knows how much time she will share with potential dates. Whether it is 3 days, 5 weeks, or more. When she meets someone she gets a piece of paper with a name and number on it. She knows how long she will have with each man.

This unique opportunity lets her live life to the fullest, whether it is Paris, San Francisco or Los Angeles. She is also hiding another secret from her potential dates.

When she meets Jake she does not get a date, just a name! Does this mean he is her forever or something more?

This novel is heartwarming, charming, sad, fun, emotional and more. You will experience ever feel. A unique story which had me mesmerized and invested in Daphne’s journey.

This was my second novel by Serle, and starting her back list soon.

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Had potential but the end is just... No.
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The premise of the book is interesting but it focus too much on Daphne's relationship with Hugo so you already know what is going to happen. The writer had a good opportunity at exploring what happens if we know something is going to happen, does it happen because it was mean to or because we mould our destiny by what we know.

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The most frustrating thing is her relationship with Jake, she said he was perfect but decided to change her mind once she knew he wasn't meant to be the one.

And what the hell happens with Hugo? We are supposed to believe that she just forgives him for almost making her marry a random guy?

And what happens with her condition? Apparently she heals out of nowhere because it never get mentioned again after leaving for Italy.

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So good!
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such a cute and short book. the ending kinda threw me off guard but it was still so good. loved the writing style and the story overall. would definitely recommend to others!

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Mr. Right vs. Mr. Right Now: A Tale as Bold as Time
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After a hiatus, the book club is back! So it's time to review my most recent pick, namely Rebecca Serle's Expiration Dates.

Daphne Bell has been given a gift -- or a curse, depending how you look at it. The universe sends her pieces of paper saying the amount of time she'll spend with each man she dates. Daphne doesn't know how or why these relationships end, only that they will.

But Daphne isn't just a thirtysomething looking for love. Because this is Serle, who delivered a doozy of a gotcha in One Italian Summer. In Expiration Dates, she does it again, and I didn't even see it coming. But once I processed the say what? of it all, I appreciated how it deepened the story.

I don't think I can say more without being a spoiler. I will say that Serle's writing is beautiful, lending magic to an already enchanted premise.

Expiration Dates reminds us that time is as infinite as it is finite -- but ultimately what we make of it.

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After a hiatus, the book club is back! So it's time to review my most recent pick, namely Rebecca Serle's Expiration Dates.

Daphne Bell has been given a gift -- or a curse, depending how you look at it. The universe sends her pieces of paper saying the amount of time she'll spend with each man she dates. Daphne doesn't know how or why these relationships end, only that they will.

But Daphne isn't just a thirtysomething looking for love. Because this is Serle, who delivered a doozy of a gotcha in One Italian Summer. In Expiration Dates, she does it again, and I didn't even see it coming. But once I processed the say what? of it all, I appreciated how it deepened the story.

I don't think I can say more without being a spoiler. I will say that Serle's writing is beautiful, lending magic to an already enchanted premise.

Expiration Dates reminds us that time is as infinite as it is finite -- but ultimately what we make of it.

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Expiration Dates is a solid 4-star read that’s easy to get into and easy to read—but don’t expect it to hit quite as hard as her previous novel, In Five Years. The premise is intriguing: the protagonist receives mysterious notes with the expiration dates of all her relationships. It’s a fun twist, blending romance with a bit of mystery, and the characters are endearing enough to keep you interested.

That said, while the concept is cool, the execution feels a little far-fetched. The story’s unique setup starts to lose its luster as it becomes predictable, and while the characters are endearing in the moment, they are not enduring.

The writing is fine—nothing that stands out—but Serle’s signature style makes it enjoyable for a light read. If you’re a fan of her work, you’ll find flashes of that charm here, just don’t expect the same emotional depth or impact you got from In Five Years.

Overall, Expiration Dates is a fun, easy read for a lazy afternoon. A great option if you’re in the mood for something light, but don’t go in expecting too many surprises.

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