Two weeks, four friends and one big bucket list of secrets to unravel…

Val Murray and her best friend, Josie had been planning a ‘Thelma and Louise’ bucket list style holiday.

Now Josie is gone, and Val needs to make the trip before it’s too late.

But Val doesn’t want to do it alone, so she enlists the help of her nieces, Carly and Carole, and their best pal, Jess, who jump at the chance to join Val on a trip of a lifetime.

What Val doesn’t realise is that Carly, Carole and Jess are all at turning points in their own lives, nursing crushing secrets, lies and betrayals.

Somewhere between Los Angeles, Las Vegas and New York they all hit a crossroads and have to decide if they want to return to the lives they left behind or let Josie’s last wishes take them on a brand new adventure.

A laugh-out-loud vintage '90s romantic comedy from #1 bestselling author Shari Low.

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'Heartwarming. They are so hard to put down. I laughed. I cried. I sympathised and I wished I could be like them. An amazing series of books.' - Reader Review

Fab book 3 and final one in the trilogy, although I know the characters pop up in many more of Shari Lows books. This book will make you laugh and cry and I thoroughly recommend it. - Reader Review

'Brilliant. Absolutely loving Shari low books just now each one is as good as the next love all the characters she has created' - Reader Review

'I so love Shari Low’s books; they have just the perfect recipe for chilling out and emerging yourself in the crazy world of someone else for a few hours!' - Reader Review

'Shari has such a witty way of writing that makes for an easy, fun read.'- Reader Review

'This book is highly recommended and bound to put a smile on your face.' - Reader Review

'Life in a nutshell. Meticulously executed. Loved reading it. A world tour on someone else's credit card. Looking forward to the next one.' - Reader Review

'Hilarious, poignant and romantic' - Reader Review

'Full of emotional twists and turns as well as characters to love' - - Reader Review

'A nostalgic, delightful, and funny story' - Reader Review