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'Gloriously romantic' The Sun
'I couldn't put it down' Jill Mansell
'A charmingly escapist read ... a tonic for trying times' Daily Mail

Your big secret is out. What next?

For Lara and her daughter Eliza, it has always been just the two of them. But when Eliza turns eighteen and wants to connect with her father, Lara is forced to admit a secret that she has been keeping from her daughter her whole life.

Eliza needs answers - and so does Lara. Their journey to the truth will take them on a road trip across England and eventually to New York, where it all began. Dreams might have been broken and opportunities missed, but there are still surprises in store...

Anything Could Happen is a warm, wise, funny and uplifting novel about love, second chances and the unexpected and extraordinary paths life can take us down.

'The book we all need - full of escapism, romance, hope and kindness' Milly Johnson

'**Captivating' Woman & Home**

'Tender, bittersweet and funny' Veronica Henry

*'Perfect' Prima*

'A star-crossed lovers story with so much heart and humour' Fiona Palmer**

*'Full of extraordinary surprises' Woman's Own*

**'A feel-good, uplifting book' Sheila O'Flanagan

*'Lovely!' Hello!*

'Romantic, uplifting and a total joy' Heidi Swain**

'A perfect rainy day read' Bella

'Brimming with humour and hope - this book is a joy to escape into' Cathy Bramley

*'[A] warm hug of a novel' Irish News*

**'A wonderful book about the What Ifs of love and loss' Laura Kemp

'A captivating, humorous and warm-hearted story elevated to must-read status' Heat

[A] warm hug of a novel . . . an engaging and colourful read

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The sensational and uplifting new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of An Almost Perfect Holiday and The Beach Café

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Lucy Diamond grew up in Nottingham and has lived in Leeds, London, Oxford and Brighton. She now lives in Bath with her family. Lucy is the Sunday Times bestselling author of eighteen novels including The Beach Café and Anything Could Happen. I Remember Paris is her nineteenth novel.

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