(Probably) the Greatest Love Story Ever Told: A Novel

About a Boy meets The Rosie Project in this charming, uplifting novel about an emotionally clueless but brilliant man whose unlikely friendship with an eleven-year-old boy teaches him that love is all about courage. Perfect for fans of Clare Pooley and Anna Johnston.

A man who believes in logic, a boy who believes in miracles, and the unlikely friendship that changes them both.

Michael Lamb understands numbers. People are another matter entirely.

After his girlfriend, Ifeoma, leaves him for admitting he'd run away if she were ever mugged, Michael is forced to confront a painful truth: despite his brilliant mind, he has no idea how to connect with other people. Determined to learn empathy, he embarks on an unconventional PhD in sociology.

His subject is eleven-year-old Callum Duffy—a fearless whirlwind of mischief with an enormous heart. Callum loves a girl. His best friend, Angel Rain, has a heart condition and he needs a miracle to make her well.

Studying Callum forces Michael to grow in ways he never imagined. And when Ifeoma reenters his life, Michael has one last chance to prove he's changed. But stepping outside the safety of logic means risking everything.

Funny, tender, and deeply moving, (Probably) the Greatest Love Story Ever Told is an unforgettable celebration of the extraordinary courage it takes to hope for miracles.