THE LONG-AWAITED FINAL NOVEL IN THE BESTSELLING BRITISH COMEDY SERIES.

In the past twenty-four hours, Tash has experienced more of the 1980s than most people managed in a decade. She believed their adventures were over. She should have known better.

It's July 1985. Dallas is unmissable, and everyone knows a Rik or a Vyvyan. Air Mail can change a life, while somebody has translated the year's biggest UK chart hit into Spanish. A Smurf is going on holiday. A Wallace Arnold coach is on the wrong side of the road. And Tash, Jamie, Raymond and Maureen have become entangled in one final impossible situation. This time, Grandad Ernest is with them—and the truth behind the machine that started everything finally begins to emerge.

What begins as an attempt to put right one last mistake soon involves missing money, suspicious strangers, dangerous secrets and several decisions that seemed far more sensible before anybody acted upon them. Jamie is determined to help Martha—and beginning to understand why it matters quite so much. Tash is determined to help Jamie, whether he wants her to or not. Raymond remains confident that almost everything can be solved with a practical suggestion. Maureen remains confident that Raymond is wrong.

As familiar faces return and new friendships form, the five of them find themselves caught between the futures they know, the past they have changed and several people who would strongly prefer them to stop interfering. But after everything Tash has done to protect her brother, she must finally confront a question more difficult than travelling through time: How can you do the right thing when every choice feels wrong?

Warm, funny and full of unexpected emotion, Not Quite Done Yet! is a nostalgic British comedy about family, friendship, freedom—and finding your way home when home might not be where you left it. Not every ending is the end.