The Garnett Girls

"Gorgeously written and utterly absorbing. A story to lose yourself in, characters to fall in love with: this sort of book is a rare and wonderful delight." — Lucy Foley, New York Times bestselling author
“‘I fell head over heels in love with The Garnett Girls. Sublime writing, deep deep emotion, and characters you won’t want to let go. It’s as delicious and classy and intoxicating as a cool glass of Sancerre. Heavenly!" — Veronica Henry, Sunday Times bestselling author
"I fell completely and utterly in love with The Garnett Girls. Beautifully written, with an idyllic setting, fascinating characters and tangled family relationships, this debut is a gorgeous and compelling read." — Jill Mansell, Sunday Times bestselling author
"The perfect holiday read and a slice of pure escapism. I was drawn into the world of The Garnett Girls, a compelling story full of warmth and shade, and characters that I’d love to party with in real life. Like the best of Rosamund Pilcher." — Harriet Tyce, Sunday Times bestselling author
"This novel has it all, wonderful contemporary characters you come to really care about, loving but tangled, and at times fraught, family relationships, love in all its forms, and at its core, a destructive family secret. I loved every minute I spent with the wonderful Garnett Girls, their friends and extended family." — Marika Cobbold, author of On Hampstead Beach
"Pure pleasure. Indulgent, escapist, and gorgeously atmospheric, The Garnett Girls is a sweeping saga of family secrets, glamour and betrayal, in the tradition of Penny Vincenzi and Louise Bagshawe but with a style and heart all its own. Wonderful." — Emma Stonex, author of The Lamplighters
"The Garnett Girls is just my kind of novel - a beautiful, faded family home, a large messy family that’s full of secrets and misunderstandings, characters that are so alive and complex and fascinating. I loved the writing, the sharp-eyed descriptions and scene-setting, but most of all the emotional intelligence invested in all the characters. A fabulous debut." — Fanny Blake, author of A Summer Reunion
"The Garnett Girls hovers between Mary Wesley and Charlotte Mendelson in its conjuring of richly drawn, deeply fallible characters in enviable settings. Bad behavior abounds but so does a clear-eyed understanding of family dynamics and intimate damage." — Patrick Gale, author of A Place Called Winter