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- ISBN 9781917415248
- Dimensions: 130 x 197mm
- Publication Date: 28 Apr 2026
- Publisher: Watkins Media Limited
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Three couples. Two exes. One day of reckoning.
Jasper’s brother Edmund has never been exciting, but he is reliable and always there for his little brother, no matter what. It’s only natural that the day after their engagement, Jasper and bride-to-be Holly decide to surprise Edmund with a celebratory visit.
John, Jasper’s fun loving and devoted best friend, comes along. Of course he wouldn’t think of missing such an occasion. Anne joins them, because she’s John’s wife and Jasper is a huge part of her life.
Edmund and Ovidia aren’t expecting visitors, but they can’t exactly say no when Jasper and the others walk into their London mansion one Saturday morning in spring.
Ovidia is not supposed to be there.
Perhaps Edmund is not as reliable as Jasper believed.
Maybe John doesn’t know everything about his best friend.
Today they will all have to face the consequences of the lies they’ve told themselves.
Agatha Zaza is a writer living in Helsinki, Finland. She works in the international development sector specialising in communications, institutional giving and human rights. Born in Zambia, Agatha has worked and lived in several countries, among them New Zealand and the then Soviet Union. While in Ireland, she earned a Master’s in Equality Studies from University College Dublin and she completed her first novel, The Pretenders, in Singapore. Agatha’s work can be seen in the Johannesburg Review of Books. She has also contributed to various magazines and websites on development cooperation and human rights. She can usually be found working in cafes in Helsinki’s historic centre and enjoys perusing its second hand clothing and furniture shops.
