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'A perfect holiday read, compulsively readable but also intriguing, thought-provoking and so good on female friendship' <b>Laura Marshall, author of <i>Friend Request</i></b>.<br><br><b><i>Three best friends. A weekend away. And a whole lot of baggage.</i></b><br><br>Alice, Nina and Jules have been best friends for twenty years. They met in Paris and return there once a year, to relive their youth, leave the troubles of home behind, and indulge in each other's friendship and warmth. But this year, aged thirty-nine, the cracks in their relationships are starting to show...<br><br>After their weekend together in Paris, the three women never speak again. Each claims the other two ghosted them. But is there more to the story?<br><br><b>Praise for <i>After Paris</i>:</b> <br><br>'A gripping yet tender story about friendship and motherhood... I think every reader will find a version of themselves somewhere in this book.' <b>Holly Miller, author of <i>What Might Have Been</i></b> <br><br>'A refreshing and authentic take on female friendship. Complex, flawed and so real, I loved spending time with these three women.' <b>Louise Hare, author of <i>This Lovely City</i></b> <br><br>'Nicole Kennedy writes beautifully about female friendship, family dramas, relationships, parenting, and the city of Paris. Moving, funny, and hugely relatable.' <b>Andrea Mara, author of <i>All Her Fault</i></b> <br><br>'Touching, evocative and impossible to put down.' <b>Lorraine Brown</b> <br><br>'<i>Gossip Girl</i> meets <i>Emily in Paris</i> meets <i>One Day</i>. Complex, clever and – as with all of Kennedy's writing – relatable.' <b>Laura Price, author of <i>Single Bald Female</i></b> <br><br>'A gorgeous, big hearted book.' <b>Suzanne Ewart</b> <br><br>'Brilliant, engaging and completely compelling, <i>After Paris</i> is a triumph.' <b>Hannah Doyle</b> <br><br>'I was enthralled by the story – from the setting to the heartache; the trials of motherhood and such a razor sharp look at the bonds of