The Best Days of Our Lives: the big-hearted and uplifting new novel from the bestselling author of Anything Could Happen

'Deeply moving' KATIE FFORDE 'Wise and wonderful' VERONICA HENRY 'Lucy Diamond at her very best' ROSIE WALSH When 35-year-old Leni McKenzie is knocked off her bike, her family's world is turned upside down. Leni and her sister Alice were best friends as well as siblings. But did they know each other as well as Alice thought? In the hope of coming to terms with her grief, she tries to piece together Leni's last weeks - but her discoveries only lead to more questions. And that's before the surprise reappearance of someone from the past. Life is certainly getting very complicated ... Meanwhile, the rest of the family seem to be falling apart. Belinda, Alice's mum, has developed an unhealthy obsession with a clairvoyant, and Tony, her dad, is stressed about becoming a father all over again, what with three failed marriages stacking up behind him. As for Will, the youngest McKenzie, he's in denial, having hopped onto a plane to Thailand days after the funeral. Secretly, he's tormented by the part he played in Leni's death ... and the thing about secrets is, they always come out eventually ... Full of hope and heartache, love and truths, Lucy Diamond's new novel is the big-hearted and relatable story of one unforgettable year in the life of the McKenzies. 'Compelling and beautifully written' SARAH MORGAN SEE WHAT EVERYONE'S SAYING ABOUT ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN 'Tender, bittersweet and funny, Lucy Diamond is brilliant about love in all its guises' Veronica Henry 'I absolutely loved it' 5* Reader Review 'The book we all need - full of escapism and beautiful places' Milly Johnson 'Unputdownable' 5* Reader Review 'Lucy has a way of dropping you into the heart and minds of her characters' Fiona Palmer 'It kept me hooked until the end' 5* Reader Review 'A wonderful read . . . I couldn't put it down' Jill Mansell 'Another belter of a story that just needs to be read' 5* Reader Review 'So real and so romantic' Laura Kemp