Love, Iris
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The SUNDAY TIMES TOP TEN BESTSELLER AND RICHARD & JUDY BOOK CLUB pick from the author of The Family Holiday
'A moving and heart-warming novel about love in all its forms' Sunday Express
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Did you ever have a secret you knew would change everything?
Tess's happy childhood memories are mostly of the grandmother who helped raise her. And now she has a secret to tell Iris - one which will turn so many lives upside down.
But how can you confide your future in someone who barely remembers her past?
Tess knows everything is about to change. What she doesn't know is that chance will lead her into the lives of two strangers - and uncover her grandmother's secret from the past.
A secret which will illuminate her own future . . .
An uplifting, unforgettable story about keeping secrets, taking chances and finding happiness where you least expect it.
Previously published as 'Letters to Iris'
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'Nobody weaves a complex web of stories with quite the same skill as Elizabeth Noble. An uplifting read written with wry humour, insight and sensitivity' Sunday Express
'Noble specialises in warm-hearted tearjerkers with strong connections between women' Daily Mail
'A beautiful tale of love, loss and hope' Sun
'A heart-warmer' Prima
'Packed with intrigue' Yours Magazine
'A moving and heart-warming novel about love in all its forms' Sunday Express
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Did you ever have a secret you knew would change everything?
Tess's happy childhood memories are mostly of the grandmother who helped raise her. And now she has a secret to tell Iris - one which will turn so many lives upside down.
But how can you confide your future in someone who barely remembers her past?
Tess knows everything is about to change. What she doesn't know is that chance will lead her into the lives of two strangers - and uncover her grandmother's secret from the past.
A secret which will illuminate her own future . . .
An uplifting, unforgettable story about keeping secrets, taking chances and finding happiness where you least expect it.
Previously published as 'Letters to Iris'
________
'Nobody weaves a complex web of stories with quite the same skill as Elizabeth Noble. An uplifting read written with wry humour, insight and sensitivity' Sunday Express
'Noble specialises in warm-hearted tearjerkers with strong connections between women' Daily Mail
'A beautiful tale of love, loss and hope' Sun
'A heart-warmer' Prima
'Packed with intrigue' Yours Magazine
Reviews
Nobody weaves a complex web of stories with quite the same skill as Elizabeth Noble . . . An uplifting read written with wry humour, insight and sensitivity
Sunday Express
