The World Happiness Organisation: A thought-provoking, what if novel for those who enjoy feel good fiction books
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Retirement was supposed to be peaceful -- until the happiness police showed up!
Retirement in the South of France isn't all it's cracked up to be. After fifty years of marriage, the only thing Mavis and Jeff agree on is that it's too late to change.
Enter the maverick and flirtatious Rémy, sent to prove them wrong. When he asks the Toulouse Club for English Pensioners to help oversee clinical trials for a revolutionary happiness drug, little does anyone know he is a World Happiness Organisation (WHO) agent, armed with their files.
But Rémy also faces a dilemma. The new drug is part of a covert scheme to monetise happiness, violating the Organisation's founding principles, and his boss is about to find out...
For readers who enjoyed:
• The Midnight Library by Matt Haig - for its heartfelt exploration of life's "what ifs"
• The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce - for its bittersweet humour and later-in-life awakening
• The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman - for charming older characters with wit and edge
• Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus - for rebellious protagonists challenging the status quo with brain and heart
Perfect if you're looking for:
• Witty fiction about retirement, reinvention and the meaning of happiness
• Ensemble casts full of eccentric but lovable characters
• Satirical storytelling with a warm philosophical core
• Quiet stories that ask big "what if?" questions
• British literary fiction with heart, humour and a French twist
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