The Long Weekend

Four perfect strangers. Three days. Can one weekend away change your life? The unputdownable new drama by one of Australia''s most beloved storytellersComing together for a writing workshop with bestselling author Jan Goldstein, four strangers converge upon a luxury forest retreat. But along with their notepads and laptops, each of the participants has brought some emotional baggage.Beth is a solo parent and busy career woman haunted by a tragic car accident. Simone, the youngest at 26, is a successful Instagram star but she''s hiding behind a facade. Jamie is the only man. He''s a handsome personal trainer - but he looks out of place with a pen in his hand. Finally, Alice is a wife and mum recovering from post-natal depression. She and Jamie soon realise they are not such perfect strangers after all.Only one thing is for sure: on this creative getaway, nothing will go according to script.''The Long Weekend delivers to readers the perfect chance to escape from their own lives, if just for a few hours. Readers can expect a raft of revelations around postnatal depression, secret affairs, hidden identities, parental neglect and untold truths, with a few steamy sex scenes'' Books+Publishing''Delves deep into themes of secret affairs, hidden identities, parental neglect and untold truths'' Who Weekly''Fiona Palmer is a writer who demonstrates great facility for storytelling, for swiftly moving a plot along. She writes relatable characters. I have no doubt that The Long Weekend will be another bestseller'' Living Arts Canberra''An emotionally charged and engaging novel, with a good and interesting cast'' Canberra WeeklyPraise for Fiona Palmer:''There''s an honesty to Palmer''s characters that transports you into the heart of their worlds'' Australian Women''s Weekly''It''s a story about family, female empowerment and matters of the heart'' Woman''s Day''Her books are tear-jerkers and page-turners'' Sydney Morning Herald''Fiona Palmer just keeps getting better'' RACHAEL JOHNS''Heartbreak, love and sibling relationships''New Idea

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