A Very French Wedding

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'Maker sure of a happier holiday by packing a Maeve Haran novel in your suitcase.' Jilly Cooper, author of the Rutshire Chronicles For all those who imagine escaping to a chteau and living the dream . . . to find that even dreams can have their complications. Steph, Jo and Meredith have been friends since school. Their lives have all taken very different paths across the years, but when Meredith buys a romantic chteau in an idyllic village in the Dordogne she finds she can't do it alone - so who better to enlist for help than her two old friends Together they hope to bring the chteau back to life and create the most romantic wedding venue in France. And it seems that the nearby village of Bratenac has much more to offer than sun, wine and delicious French food when a handsome chef and his equally charming son, a vigneron from New Zealand, not to mention the local ladies' luncheon club and a British bulldog named Nelly all join the party. Friends and lovers, old and new, come together and fall apart in deepest France, culminating in a very special chteau wedding. Funny, uplifting and poignant, this is Maeve Haran, bestselling author of The Greek Holiday, at her very best.

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Make sure of a happier holiday by packing a Maeve Haran novel in your suitcase

-- Jilly Cooper
An engaging romance mixing heartwarming friendship with gentle humour in a gorgeous setting -- Daily Mail on The Greek Holiday
Warm, witty and wise, this is the perfect read for anyone missing their holiday this year. Wonderful. -- Daily Express on The Greek Holiday
Simultaneously hilarious and heartwarming -- Woman & Home on The Greek Holiday

Author Bio

Maeve Haran is an Oxford law graduate who worked in television and journalism before writing her worldwide bestseller Having It All, which was translated into twenty-six languages. She has since written a range of contemporary and historical novels, including A Very French Wedding, plus one work of non-fiction extolling life's small pleasures. Two of her novels have been shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year award. She has three grown-up children and divides her time between North London and a cottage in the lovely Cuckmere Valley in East Sussex.