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Newly engaged Lily decides to get the family together for one last weekend at the old family home where they once spent their summers. Except now 'the family' includes her ex-husband Charlie, his new girlfriend Chloe and Lily's fiance Joe ...

About the Author

Roisin Meaney was born in Listowel, Co Kerry, She has lived in the US, Canada, Africa and Europe but is now based in Limerick, Ireland. This Number One bestselling author is a consistent presence on the Irish bestseller list and she is the author of fifteen novels including three stand alone novels set in the fictional island off the west coast of Ireland: One Summer, After the Wedding and I'll Be Home for Christmas. Her other bestsellers include: The Last Week of May, The People Next Door, Half Seven on a Thursday, Love in the Making, The Things We Do For Love, Something in Common, Two Fridays in April, The Reunion, The Anniversary, The Restaurant and It's that Time of Year. She has also written books for children. Connect with Roisin Meaney on @roisinmeaneywww.roisinmeaney.com

Reviews

The perfect example of an author at the pinnacle of her career
*Meath Chronicle on The Anniversary*

The Anniversary is an addictive read with engaging, flawed characters and a unique writing flair that pulls you into the plot from the very beginning and keeps you entranced to the very end
*Books of All Kinds*

Roisin Meaney has once again done herself proud and written a book that should feature on many people's reading lists for this summer ... Do yourselves a favour and buy this book.
*Shaz's Book Blog*

A delightful read about relationships and the complexities associated with family life ... A cosy read for any time of the year, be it in your beach bag or sitting curled up in front of the fire.
*Swirl and Thread on The Anniversary*

Praise for Roisin Meaney
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A thoughtful engrossing read. Warm and insightful. Roisin Meaney is a skilful storyteller
*Sheila O'Flanagan on The Reunion*

Highly engaging and heartwarming ... I truly adored the book and devoured it within a few short hours
*Melissa Hill*

A real treat ... [Meaney's] ability to weave stories around a seemingly random cast is simply uncanny ... [she]wraps her readers in the company and comfort of ordinary strangers
*Sunday Independent*

A cracking yarn ... Meaney can excavate the core of our human failings and present it to us, mirror-like, on the page ... Which makes her utterly credible, utterly authentic, utterly irresistible
*Irish Independent*

Meaney weaves wonderful feel-good tales of a consistently high standard. And that standard rises with each book she writes
*Irish Examiner*

This book is like chatting with a friend over a cup of tea - full of gossip and speculation, and all the things that make life interesting
*Irish Mail on Sunday*

It's easy to see why Roisin Meaney is one of Ireland's best-loved authors ... Should you spot this on a bookshelf, grab a copy
*Bleach House Library*

A warm engaging read
*Woman's Way*

If you like Maeve Binchy this will be a treat
*Stellar magazine*

A lovely and absorbing book by a novelist who has a gift for conveying the charm of the ordinary
*Irish Independent*