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The blurb:
It's New Year's Eve, and Gemma and
Spencer Bailey are throwing a house party. There's music, dancing, champagne
and all their best friends under one roof. It's going to be a night to
remember.
Also at the party is Caitlin, who
has returned to the village to pack up her much-missed mum's house and to
figure out what to do with her life; and Saffron, a PR executive who's keeping
a secret which no amount of spin can change. The three women bond over Gemma's
dodgy cocktails and fortune cookies, and vow to make this year their best one
yet.
But as the following months unfold,
Gemma, Saffron and Caitlin find themselves tested to their limits by shocking
new developments. Family, love, work, home - all the things they've taken for
granted - are thrown into disarray. Under pressure, they are each forced to
rethink their lives and start over. But dare they take a chance on something
new?
My Opinion:
*Book
provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review*
Three different women,
three different stories… But they are all connected and it all starts New
Year’s Eve, with some resolutions.
Each one of them is in for
something new and changes are ahead. Can they stand the pressure and be
strong?!
When Gemma’s husband
Spencer has an accident Gemma sees her family life turned upside down. Spencer
is not the same anymore and they kids… Then Spencer is gone…
Saffron is pregnant, but
what about the father?! She writes him a letter, but finds out weeks later that
she didn’t post it. Now she has to face him and tell him the truth. And she is
also in for a change in her job and living situation.
Caitlin finds out something that might change her life and she meets a guy, but is he the right one for her?!
The three women bond and
built up a strong friendship. I was glad they had each other throughout the
story and they were always there for each other. They also build up a great
business.
This book is about family
and friendship, the good and bad times and so much more. Lucy found a great way
to include all three women into the story, change the perspective from chapter
to chapter. I liked them all from the start and enjoyed being part of their
story.
I loved how they all had their own story to tell, but then it was one story combining the three of them - great! Oh and the title is perfect for the book...
Rating:
My possible cast:
Saffron: Jennifer Aniston
Gemma: Drew Barrymoore
Caitlin: Ginnifer Goodwin
Website: http://www.lucydiamond.co.uk
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