HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY! The Story of Our Lives by Helen Warner

What a beautiful day for the birth of this beautiful chick-lit!

I am so excited to be on TLC's Book Tour's line-up for this novel.

Four friends. Twenty years. One powerful secret. Everyone remembers where they were on August 31st, 1997, the day Princess Diana died.

Sophie, Emily, Amy and Melissa certainly do - a beautiful cottage in Southwold at the start of an annual tradition to have a weekend away together.

Every year since, the four best friends have come back together. But over time the changes in their lives have led them down very different paths. And it's when those paths collide that the secrets they've been keeping come tumbling out.

One Day meets Big LIttle Lies in the unputdownable read about four friends, one long-buried secret and the histories we all share.

Doesn't that sound amazing?? Don't miss out! "The Story of Our Lives" is available today on Kindle and in bookstores! Click my bookstagram pic above to add it to your Goodreads!

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