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Seven O'Clock Club

Amelia Ireland
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  • ISBN 9781785307027
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 30 Apr 2026
  • Publisher: Bonnier Books Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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"If you're looking for a novel to give you a serious boost of lightness in these dark times, pick this up." - Cosmopolitan magazine

At seven o'clock one Tuesday evening, in a perfectly ordinary London tower block, Callum, Freya, Mischa and Victoria meet for the first time. They have three things in common: all have suffered a traumatic experience; all of them cannot seem to put it behind them; and they have all accepted an invitation to attend a counselling session with the unconventional Genevieve - a determined woman with an unusual theory to test.

Connections form, friendship, and even love, begins to bloom as the group all work towards a brighter future that leaves their pasts behind them. But there is a reason these four people have been brought together - and they are all about to be forced to make some unexpected - and, for some, impossible - decisions...

READERS LOVE THE SEVEN O'CLOCK CLUB
'Heartwarming ... I had tears of joy in my eyes'
'This is a sit down and devour it in one sitting book, stays with you afterwards book'
'I was heartbroken, crying, laughing and just completely encouraging each character'

The Seven O'Clock Club was a Sunday Times bestseller in the second week of April 2025.
About Amelia Ireland
Amelia Ireland wrote The Seven O'Clock Club in memory of her mother, who died shortly after being diagnosed with early onset dementia. She travels extensively for work, beginning the novel on a flight to Kampala and finishing it in a Hilton in Frankfurt. A lawyer by profession, Amelia lives and works in London. The Seven O'Clock Club is her first novel.

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