Harriet Evans is the author of three previous novels, Going Home, A Hopeless Romantic and The Love of Her Life, all of which were bestsellers. She lives in London and now writes full time, having given up her job this year to do so.
Praise for I Remember You: 'Romantic delight! A fabulous feel-good love story of friendship lost and love regained' Woman and Home 'A cute story about a girl's search for happiness!Very touching, warm and sweet' Heat 'A moving and witty story of love, friendship and self discovery, this is a great read for those cosy nights in' Closer 'The perfect girly read' Cosmopolitan 'A touching tale' Daily Express Praise for Harriet Evans: 'Will warm you up like a brandy on a winter's night!witty, entertaining, self-reflective and full of characters you'll grow to love' Heat 'Enchanting' Jilly Cooper 'Fabulous!I loved it' Sophie Kinsella A joy from start to finish -- sharp, funny and modern as well as warm, cuddly and nostalgic' Fiona Walker. A lovely, funny heart-warmer!Evans' heightened comic style and loveable characters make it effortlessly readable' Marie Claire 'Events and characters fairly leap off the page in this touching, engrossing and convincing novel. It's a rollicking ride of joy, disappointment and self-discovery, which you'll want to devour in one sitting' Daily Telegraph
Tess Tennant is quintessentially British: she wears Wellingtons and cardigans, teaches classics and Latin, and lives in a little cottage in the charming town of Langford. Having just returned to her hometown after a disappointing decade in London, she hopes that the quaint village-and her childhood friend and soul mate, Adam-will cure her of her heartache and ennui. But life gets predictably complicated when Adam begins dating Tess's glamorous housemate. Despite the Italian American Adonis whom Tess meets on a tour of Rome, the complexities increase as the past comes back to haunt Tess, Adam, and the rest of the town. Old family secrets, small-town drama, and overturned love lives propel the reader forward. VERDICT Evans's fourth novel (after The Love of Her Life) is as British as its heroine. For Anglophiles who enjoy a little romance, many plot twists, and multiple storylines, this best-friends-fall-in-love novel will make a satisfying summer read.-Anika Fajardo, St. Catherine Univ. Lib., St. Paul Copyright 2010 Reed Business Information.
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