The Wedding
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A stylish wedding. A reunion of old friends. But beneath the surface, secrets simmer and soon spiral into a storm of betrayal, guilt, and heartbreak . . .
Meg hasn't felt as close to her university friends in recent years. They've all moved on to lead successful, fast-paced lives, while she has settled into marriage and motherhood. Now, with her confidence in tatters, she's dreading how she'll compare at her friend Polly's lavish wedding. However, as soon as the drinks start flowing, Meg's anxieties turn into something far more dangerous.
A phone call from her husband puts her on edge and, as Meg reaches for another glass, the night takes an alarming turn—drunken confessions, old flames, and a secret that could destroy someone's life forever.
Friendships are tested, love is tainted, and over the course of a single weekend, nothing will ever be the same . . .
From bestselling author Sarah Edghill comes a novel full of drama and suspense, perfect for fans of Sally Hepworth and Amanda Prowse.
"Sarah Edghill knows how to pinpoint what goes on in families." —Rachel Joyce, author of The Music Shop on A Thousand Tiny Disappointments
© 2025 Bloodhound Books (Ebook): 9798337201320
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Ebook: 12 February 2025
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