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Book SynopsisAs delicious and classy and intoxicating as a cool glass of Sancerre. Heavenly!'' Veronica Henry''What a gem of a book! Such an accomplished first novel' Erica JamesA story full of secrets, the weight of family expectations and the love that binds us together, this is a brilliantly readable debut' FabulousA glamorous family drama If you love books about rich, beautiful people behaving badly then you are going to adore The Garnett Girls'RedLove makes you do things you never thought you were capable ofMargo and Richard's love affair was fiery, forbidden and all-consuming, but ultimately doomed. When it imploded, Margo was left broken.Margo never spoke a word about the man who abandoned his young family so easily. She's forged a new life which she's determined to live her own way, despite the disapproval of her daughters.Her eldest, Rachel longs to escape the responsibility of caring for Sandcove, the crumbling house where she and her sisters were left to run wild.Dreamy Imogen should be
Trade Review Praise for The Garnett Girls:
‘With Moore’s evocative prose it’s easy to see why The Garnett Girls is being likened to works by commercial fiction queens Penny Vincenzi and Maeve Binchy’ The Observer
‘An absorbing family drama with resonating settings on the Isle of Wight’ Independent
‘This immersive saga probes the traumas that families conceal. It is a novel full of appetite – that readers will down greedily’ Sunday Times
‘Wry humour… a beguiling sense of place… emotional depth’ The Times
‘The Garnett Girls offers romance and glamorous women to those who want an escapist read but also gives complex emotions, heartache and jeopardy to a younger more intellectual readership’ Evening Standard
‘Richly textured, immersive and astute’ Mirror
‘Beautifully crafted’ Sun
‘Giving Big Little Lies energy’ Grazia
‘One of the best debuts this year’ Hello
‘A story full of secrets, the weight of family expectations and the love that binds us together… a brilliantly readable debut’ Fabulous
‘The beautiful Isle of Wight setting only adds to the joy of this immersive family drama My Weekly
‘A glamorous, alcohol-soaked family drama… If you love books about rich, beautiful people behaving badly and you miss the late Penny Vincenzi and Rosamunde Pilcher, then you are going to adore The Garnett Girls’ Red
‘Read this terrific debut for the compelling characters and the gorgeous descriptions’ Good Housekeeping
‘Full of forbidden and thwarted passion, the family story… feels as fresh as a sea breeze’ Best
‘Touching’ Bella
‘Truly one to get lost in’ Heat
‘A touching and compelling read’ Woman & Home
‘Compelling, lyrical and gorgeously crafted… an utterly transportive debut’ Glamour
