Author:Laura Madeleine
A gripping mystery with a heart-breaking revelation, The Secrets Between Us is a sublimely satisfying story of lost love, betrayal and the dangers of war.
‘Sublimely satisfying’ Veronica Henry, author of The Forever House
High in the mountains in the South of France, eighteen-year-old Ceci Corvin is trying hard to carry on as normal. But in 1943, there is no such thing as normal; especially not for a young woman in love with the wrong person. Scandal, it would seem, can be more dangerous than war.
Fifty years later, Annie is looking for her long-lost grandmother. Armed with nothing more than a sheaf of papers, she travels from England to Paris in pursuit of the truth. But as she traces her grandmother’s story, Annie uncovers something she wasn’t expecting, something that changes everything she knew about her family – and everything she thought she knew about herself…
Perfect for fans of Kate Morton's The Lake House and Dinah Jeffries' Before the Rains.
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Laura Madeleine's writing is...
‘Mouth-watering and mysterious’ Leah Fleming, author of The Glovemaker's Daughter
‘Delightful and delicious’ Nina George, author of The Little Paris Bookshop
If you liked Jojo Moyes' Me Before You this is the perfect new read for you . . . a story for anyone who has ever wondered what if . . . ?
—— Woman's WeeklyIf you liked David Nicholls' One Day or Jojo Moyes' Me Before You, you'll love this uplifting read
—— Take a BreakGorgeous and clever
—— Joanna Nadin author of , The Queen of Bloody EverythingExplores beautifully the way in which so-called ordinary lives play out
—— Sue PurkissIf you liked David Nicholls' One Day or Jojo Moyes' Me Before You, you'll love this uplifting read
—— Take a BreakThe same pair of lovers find and lose each other through the decades . . . a novel full of emotional truth
—— Daily MailThink Sliding Doors meets One Day. Follow two childhood friends through the lives they could have had together and wonder if there's a right person for everyone or just a right time
—— Red MagazineA moving and thought-provoking novel in the tradition of Sliding Doors and The Versions of Us. One for anyone who's ever wondered if things might have turned out differently
—— Alison MercerBeautiful, uplifting and wise. I surfaced from the last page, feeling as comforted as I was moved
—— Alison Macleod , author of UnexplodedA beautiful story that explores what it is to have a soul mate. It made me cry a lot - in a good way! - but it also made me think, as all the best books do
—— Veronica Henry , author of A Night on The Orient ExpressAn epic love story
—— Araminta Hall , author of Everything and NothingIvy and Abe are impossible to forget even after you've closed the book. Beautiful and wonderfully observed
—— Kate HarrisonPerfectly pitched, thought-provoking and nuanced
—— Sarah Rayner, author of 'Making Friends'Full of insight into the human experience
—— Dr. Suzanne O'Sullivan , author of It's All in Your HeadIt's witty, funny, uplifting and warm. The perfect book to settle down with
—— CandisA real triumph
—— SunA heart-warming, upbeat tale
—— Sunday MirrorAs funny, quirky, vulnerable Lou tries to acclimatise to the glitzy New York way of life, you can't fail to care about her . . . it is an utter delight
—— Sunday ExpressAs beautiful as the others
—— Take a BreakHooray! Louisa Clark is back
—— PrimaSure not to disappoint
—— NowUtterly satisfying . . . Moyes fans will be clamouring for the return of Louisa Clark
—— Starred review , BooklistHeartwarming
—— Savoy MagazineThe last in Jojo Moyes's barnstorming trilogy is expected to be huge
—— Alice O'Keeffe , Press AssociationA sure-fire bestseller
—— Fanny Blake's Books to Look Forward to in 2018 , Woman & HomeMoyes' beloved Lou Clark is back
—— Books We're Most Excited About in 2018 , GraziaMoyes' fans will lap up this third instalment of Louisa's adventures and relish its pitch-perfect ending
—— Daily ExpressJojo Moyes has a habit of hooking her readers in with irrevocably loveable characters
—— Western GazetteThe next book in the story of Lou Clark, our most favourite of heroines . . . one for everyone who still tears up thinking about Lou and Will
—— Bristol LifePick of the holiday reads
—— Daily MirrorPraise for Jojo Moyes
—— -Moyes somehow manages to break your heart before restoring your faith in love
—— Sunday ExpressRaw, funny, real and sad, this is storytelling at its best
—— Marie ClaireLike her peers David Nicholls and Marian Keyes, Moyes possesses the enviable gift of making the reader laugh
—— Independent on SundayA heart-stopping read. Destined to be the novel that friends press upon each other . . . Moyes does a majestic job of conjuring a cast of characters who are charismatic, credible and utterly compelling
—— Independent on SundayThis truly beautiful story made us laugh, smile and sob like a baby - you simply have to read it
—— CloserA beautifully written modern love story from Britain's best contemporary female author
—— Sun on SundayWonderfully written and completely engrossing, with exquisitely drawn characters in a brilliantly plotted narrative. It will make you think long after you finish the final page
—— Daily MailA tender, funny and hopeful look at love, grief and life. Bumper box of tissues required
—— StylistA beautiful read
—— HelloFunny, heart-warming and extremely wise
—— PrimaA deeply satisfying book full of big emotions
—— Good HousekeepingA laugh-out-loud, rollicking good read and a very touching love story
—— Sunday IndependentMoyes is the queen of the classy weepy
—— ElleA delight
—— The Daily MirrorA sparkling novel of hope and sacrifice’
—— Glasgow HeraldMagical, heart-warming and time-bending story.
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