After Paris

. 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... 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? 'A gripping yet tender story about friendship and motherhood... I think every reader will find a version of themselves somewhere in this book.' 'A refreshing and authentic take on female friendship. Complex, flawed and so real, I loved spending time with these three women.' 'Nicole Kennedy writes beautifully about female friendship, family dramas, relationships, parenting, and the city of Paris. Moving, funny, and hugely relatable.' 'Touching, evocative and impossible to put down.' ' meets . Complex, clever and – as with all of Kennedy's writing – relatable.' 'A gorgeous, big hearted book.' 'Brilliant, engaging and completely compelling, is a triumph.' '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 friendship.' 'I loved the writing, the three main characters and the scene setting, all just perfect.' 'It is rare to find a book that is purely about female friendships. I absolutely adored this book.' 'An ideal summer read that will make you appreciate your friends and what you have.' 'I raced through the book, desperate to see what happened... I loved this immersive read.' 'A beautiful story of adult friendships that really resonated... I absolutely loved the setting and characters.' 'I love all things Paris, and I also love female friendships. This book had all of that and more!'