Gripping yet tender... An insightful, keenly observed story about friendship and motherhood. I think every reader will find a version of themselves somewhere in this book -- Holly Miller, author of What Might Have Been

Nicole Kennedy writes beautifully about female friendship, family dramas, relationships, parenting, and the city of Paris. Moving, funny, and hugely relatable -- Andrea Mara, author of All Her Fault

A refreshing and authentic take on female friendship. Complex, flawed and so real, I loved spending time with these three women -- Louise Hare, author of This Lovely City

Gossip Girl meets Emily in Paris meets One Day... I loved it! -- Laura Price, author of Single Bald Female

A perfect holiday read, compulsively readable but also intriguing, thought-provoking and so good on female friendship -- Laura Marshall, author of Friend Request

A great summer read that unpicks the threads of love, lies and betrayal connecting the three women - Woman & Home

A brilliant look at friendship and what happens when you grow apart - Bella

This is the perfect chick flick for your holiday - Pick Me Up!

A thought-provoking tale about holding on to friendships when you start to grow apart - My Weekly

Three best friends take the same Eurostar to Paris for a girls' weekend, but take separate trains back. What happened that weekend? A novel set in Paris about motherhood, friendship, secrets, and the face we present to the world.