‘Fun, flirty and filled with ex-appeal! I was on tenterhooks throughout this gorgeous book and LOVED Zoe’s strength of character’

Hannah Doyle, author of The A to Z of Us

‘I was blown away because it was so full of heart and love. And I cried happy tears at the end’

Jane Linfoot, bestselling author of Love at the Little Wedding Shop by the Sea

I thoroughly enjoyed this sparkling read. A delightful burst of sunshine’

Julie Caplin, bestselling author of The Cosy Cottage in Ireland

‘Fun, friendship, heartbreak and the hope of love – all wrapped up in the most breathtaking scenery!…The perfect heart-stirring escape-from-it-all read, whatever the time of year’

Zara Stoneley, bestselling author of The Dog Sitter

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‘This was an absolute joy to read…It honestly ticked all of the boxes for me’

‘Get snuggled up and cosy with this joy of a read’

‘This has to be one of my favourite reads this year. From the first page to the last I was hooked’

‘A beautiful book that I will read over and over. If I could give 10 stars I would’

‘A brilliant book about Love and Friendship’

‘Fabulous friendships and a love story, what more could you want?’

About the Author

GEORGIA TOFFOLO is a broadcaster and British media personality. Meet me at the Wedding is the fourth book of her quartet. It is her fourth novel. She lives in South West London with her dog Monty.

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Dedication

Dedicated to the great people of Devon – for your endless inspiration and fortune in residing in the best place on earth.

PROLOGUE

THE WINDSCREEN WIPERS FLASHED back and forth, sweeping the rain from view and strobing the headlights from an oncoming car. BBC Radio 1 was counting down the top ten and the girls in the car were laughing.

‘I can’t wait to see the expression on his face when he sees you, Zo. His eyes will be on stalks!’

‘Never mind me, what about V? Looking fiiiinne in that dress. I still can’t believe you made it yourself,’ Zoe said, switching the conversation to Victoria, who was driving her father’s car to the summer ball.

‘Thank you,’ crooned Victoria, clearly pleased as punch with the praise.

Lily saw the tight outline of Malie’s shoulders in the seat in front. Reaching forward, Lily rubbed her arm.

‘You OK?’

‘Yeah. You know …’ Malie shrugged, the tension still there.

‘Your folks again?’

A nod was her only answer.

‘You can stay with me tonight, if you like?’