Everything Changes But You
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4.0 • 1 Rating
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- $15.99
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- $15.99
Publisher Description
Home is where the heart is – but what happens to your heart when the people you love are scattered around the world?
Hannah and Matt are very happy together, living in London's cool East End with their two young children. Hannah has a job she loves as a beauty editor and Matt is always just about to break through as a songwriter.
But then events start to pull them apart, with Hannah certain they'd be much better off down in the English countryside with her family – and Matt's mum needing them with her, back in Sydney, 17 000 kilometres away.
Hannah's mother, Marguerite, mends broken china, but can she can repair her damaged marriage? And Matt's vivacious young cousin, Ali, feels lost, looking for love in a strange city.
All of them have unsettling secrets and while some are better shared, others might be best left unspoken – the problem is knowing which are which.
In this story of three women's search for a place to call home, Maggie Alderson crosses continents and generations to explore how we find happiness – and whether love can survive betrayal.
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
There’s nothing like settling in with a new Maggie Alderson novel. Her stories are full of stylish, attractive people who feel familiar and real, and you can rest assured that you have an amusing read with absorbing dilemmas and a satisfying conclusion in store. In her latest book, Hannah, a beauty editor for the hottest online fashion store, lives in a tiny flat in the East End with her gorgeous Australian husband and their young children. What’s not to love? But life’s complications affect everyone, and Hannah is not immune. Her husband’s blossoming music career gives him an opportunity overseas, separating them for months while she remains behind to settle pressing family matters. And then there’s her normally rock-solid career, which is beginning to look quite shaky. You’ll soon find yourself drawn into the life of Hannah, her family, and even her friends and neighbours, cheering them on to a heartwarming ending.
