Helen McGinn Bücher

Stella fell in love with Simon hard and fast. He was everything she wanted in a husband, and he seemed to feel the same way about her. More than a decade of marriage later, life is sweet. They have three much-wanted children, a successful business, and a comfortable London home. What more could Stella possibly want? But then, out of the blue, Simon is gone. Vanished. No one knows where he's gone or why. Now Stella, with the help of her friends and family, has to pick up the pieces of her and her children's life, all the while wondering what she missed. Was her husband who he said he was, and can she trust her own memories of their life together? Helen McGinn's latest novel is a love story to friendship, sisters, motherhood and starting again - one day at a time. Perfect for fans of Elizabeth Noble, Cathy Kelly and JoJo Moyes

Flora has always cherished her brother Billy, and their close bond has defined their lives since childhood. Now adults, they remain inseparable, with Billy always ready to support Flora as she navigates family life. However, in just one day, everything changes, and Flora's world unravels. She must learn to rebuild her life amidst the upheaval. Set against the nostalgic backdrop of seaside Britain and the stunning beauty of Venice, this emotional and uplifting tale explores love in its many forms. It centers on the unforgettable relationship between a girl and her beloved brother. Helen McGinn’s debut novel is a heartwarming story that resonates with readers, particularly fans of Elizabeth Noble, Cathy Kelly, and JoJo Moyes. Critics have praised McGinn's work as "escapist, warm, witty, and wise," highlighting its ability to transport readers to enchanting locations like Rome and Cornwall. The narrative captures the complexities of family dynamics, loss, and unexpected reunions, making it a deeply moving and enjoyable read. With its romantic and emotional elements, this book serves as a perfect escape, offering a comforting and engaging experience for those seeking solace in literature.