The One with the Engagement Party — Erin Lawless

‘Heartwarming and humorous, The One with the Engagement Party is Erin Lawless at her best. I can't wait for more!' â€" Books with Bunny

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Nora Dervan is ready for her Happy Ever After. With her darling Harry waiting at the altar, and all her family and friends around her. She is certain that her special day will be one to remember…but first, she has to get through the engagement party, organised by her four super-competitive bridesmaids…

For fans of romcoms like Bridesmaids and Four Weddings & a Funeral, and bestselling authors Mhairi McFarlane and David Nicholls, this is a hilarious series about one bride and her four best friends.

Reviews

Praise for Erin's previous novels, ‘The Best Thing I Never Had' & ‘Somewhere Only We Know':

‘Funny and Addictive… If this is Erin Lawless' first book, I can't wait to read her next one!' â€" Fabulous Magazine (The Sun)

‘A lovely, warm read to snuggle up on the sofa with.' â€" Novelicious

‘Friendships, trust, lies, deceit, love and so much more â€" a real page-turner for me!!' â€" Cosmochicklitan

‘A superb debut about complicated ties, betrayal and lies, and one of my favourite books of the year.' â€" ChickLit Club

‘The Best Thing I Never Had was mind-blowingly good and everyone should read it' â€" ChickLitReviews

‘One of the most engaging books I've read this year. I loved it' â€" Books with Bunny

‘This book was so incredibly amazingly awesome that I want to shout it from the hilltops and make ALL my friends buy it this instant!!' â€" The Chiq Blog

‘First there was Bridget and Mark; then there was Em and Dex and now there is Nadia and Alex…it is a rare thing to be able to make the love between two fictional characters become so real that you actually champion their love from your very roots.' â€" Lisa Talks About…

‘Somewhere Only We Know takes you to a London that isn't often seen…a fantastic story.' â€" Rachel's Random Reads

About the author

I live a happy life full of wonderful friends, in love with a man who buys me books instead of flowers. To mix things up a little, I write books where friends and lovers hit obstacles and (usually) overcome them. When I'm not doing that I read absolutely everything I can get my hands on, spend an inordinate amount of time in pyjamas and run a fun-but-informative blog on British history.