<b>&apos;A captivating new novel by the bestselling author&apos; </b><i><b>SUNDAY EXPRESS</b></i><br /><b>This summer’s MUST-READ: a heart-warming romantic comedy, perfect for fans of Lucy Diamond and Carole Matthews.</b><br /><br /><b>Four adults.</b><br /><b>One moment that will change everything.</b><br />  <br /><b>Martha </b>is a happily married mum-of-two. But when she discovers that her adoring husband Jamie has been having an affair she begins to question everything she thought she knew about love.<br />  <br /><b>Charlie</b> is Hollywood’s latest success story. Having focused on his career after his actress ex-wife Liv left him for another man years earlier, taking their child with him, he has all but turned his back on love. That is, until he meets Martha, and their shared experiences of betrayal brings them closer together.<br />  <br /><b>Jamie</b> is devastated. Wracked with guilt after risking his marriage, he struggles to convince wife Martha not to leave him and swears he’ll change. But as he sees her getting ever closer to moviestar Charlie, he fears he may have lost her already.<br />  <br /><b>Liv </b>is falling apart. Her ex-husband Charlie’s career is on the rise and she’s beginning to wonder if leaving him all those years ago was the biggest mistake she ever made. But now Charlie appears to be falling for Martha, has Liz lost her second chance?<br /><br /><b>&apos;Fraught with heart-wrenching dialogue and the glamorous backdrops of LA and London, this is a romance with pace&apos; <i>THE LADY</i></b><br />  <br /><b>Praise for HELEN WARNER:</b><br /><br /><b>&apos;</b>The kind of<b> book beach holidays were made for&apos; </b><i>Red</i><br /><br /><b>&apos;</b>As <b>bubbly </b>as a glass of wedding champagne<b>&apos; </b><i>Cosmopolitan</i><br /><br /><b>&apos;</b>Great <b>good fun&apos; </b><i>woman&home</i><br /><br /> &apos;<b>Helen Warner knows what makes women tick.</b> We loved her scarily believable tale of heartache and infidelity&apos; <i>Bella</i><br /><br /> &apos;This is <b>a racy read</b>&apos; <i>Sunday Mirror</i>