One Summer Between Friends
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Paperback
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A warm and sun-drenched work of contemporary women's fiction, One Summer Between Friends chronicles the lives of four women brought together by the bonds of lifelong friendship and the transformative power of a single season. Set against the idyllic backdrop of an Australian summer, Trish Morey weaves a story of secrets, second chances, and the complicated love that underpins true female friendships. With her trademark emotional depth and wit, Morey illustrates how one extraordinary summer can unravel long-held truths and reshape the futures of all involved. A heartfelt and compulsively readable novel, it argues powerfully that the friendships we choose can be every bit as defining as the families we are born into.
Author: Trish Morey
Format: Paperback
Published: 2022, Mira
Genre: Modern fiction
Condition remarks:
Paperback
Secondhand book: generally 'Very Good' to 'Excellent'. These are books which may have some slight wear and tear or sun fading on the edges. There may be an inscription at the front.
A warm and sun-drenched work of contemporary women's fiction, One Summer Between Friends chronicles the lives of four women brought together by the bonds of lifelong friendship and the transformative power of a single season. Set against the idyllic backdrop of an Australian summer, Trish Morey weaves a story of secrets, second chances, and the complicated love that underpins true female friendships. With her trademark emotional depth and wit, Morey illustrates how one extraordinary summer can unravel long-held truths and reshape the futures of all involved. A heartfelt and compulsively readable novel, it argues powerfully that the friendships we choose can be every bit as defining as the families we are born into.