A French Wedding
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Publisher Description
A French Wedding is a novel filled with love, lies, fights, friendship and feasts, which reads like a love triangle between The Big Chill, Chocolat and Les Petits Mouchoirs ("Little White Lies").
Max is turning forty. All he wants for his birthday is for his six oldest friends to come to France to eat, dance, drink and laugh for one weekend. And to finally declare his secret, undying love for his best friend, Helen.
Juliette gave up her dream of owning an acclaimed Parisian restaurant to return to her tiny coastal village and nurse her aging parents. But she finds her home much changed, even the boulangerie where she first learned to love baking has fallen upon hard times. Now, as she tries to find her way to a new future, Max's birthday weekend may just provide the new beginning Juliette is wishing for... but at whose cost?
PRAISE FOR HANNAH TUNNICLIFFE
"Charming" Frances Whiting, author of Walking on Trampolines
"Sensuous" Australian Women's Weekly
"Heart-warming" Sunday Canberra Times
"Irresistible" Sun Herald
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
New Zealand writer Hannah Tunnicliffe (The Colour of Tea and Season of Salt and Honey) channels her wanderlust and love of food into her novels. A French Wedding is mostly set in a small village in Brittany, where a group of friends gather to celebrate their rock-star mate’s 40th birthday. Tunnicliffe paints vivid portraits of the various characters: their secret yearnings, glaring flaws and steady affection for each other. We loved reading this novel at the end of a long day, losing ourselves in the drama and delicious descriptions of French cuisine.