A FRENCH WEDDING

Max is turning forty. All he wants for his birthday is for his friends to come to France to eat, dance, drink, and laugh for one weekend. And to declare his secret, undying love for his best friend, Helen.

Max’s birthday guest list includes French chef and housekeeper, Julie??e; beautiful Helen and her disagreeable sister, Soleil; Rosie and pompous husband, Hugo; loveable Lars and Nina with their sulky teen, Sophie; and Eddie-who-never-grew-up and his new girlfriend, Beth. Each with their own secrets, hopes, and regrets; not least of all the birthday boy himself. A French Wedding is a novel filled with love, lies, fights, friendships, and feasts, which reads like a love triangle between “The Big Chill,” “Chocolat”, and “Les Petits Mouchoirs” and will become your favorite ensemble cast love story. Hannah Tunnicliffe was born in New Zealand, and is a self-confessed nomad. The author of Season of Salt and Honey and The Color of Tea, she has previously lived in Canada, Australia, England, and Macau. She currently lives in New Zealand with her husband and their two daughters, having happily ditched a career in Human Resources to become an author. She is the founder and co-author of the blog Fork and Fiction, which, unsurprisingly, explores her twin loves: books and food.