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‘A stunning novel that will break your heart into little pieces and then glue it back together again’ – Milly Johnson, bestselling author of Same Time Next Week

The Promise is a unforgettable story about finding love, hope and joy in even the darkest moments, by the Sunday Times bestseller Lucy Diamond, author of The Secrets of Happiness.

When faced with the sudden death of his brother, Dan’s mission is clear. He puts together a project to help pick up the pieces and support his grieving sister-in-law Zoe, plus her young children. This is Dan’s promise – to ensure his family’s happiness, and to try and live up to the man his brother was.

But tying up loose ends brings a shocking secret to light, and calls into question everything Dan knew about his older brother. With more than just his promise on the line, Dan is faced with an ultimatum: Should he tell the truth and risk his family’s fragile happiness, or will his brother’s secrets end up becoming his own?

‘I loved The Promise’ – Libby Page, bestselling author of The 24-Hour Cafe
‘A bittersweet, big-hearted take on family dynamics, grief, and how to make happiness a priority’ – Woman and Home
‘Family drama at its very best with characters that have you reaching out to them’ – My Weekly

Readers love The Promise too:
‘I cried and laughed’
‘It was a beautifully written book from start to finish. Each night I couldn’t wait to read the next chapter’
‘I literally cannot put it down’

Publisher Review

This is Lucy Diamond at her very best - a stunning novel that will break your heart into little pieces and then glue it back together again with joy -- Bestselling author Milly Johnson Multi-layered, compelling and beautifully written -- Daily Express on Something to Tell You A beautiful, life-affirming novel -- Sun on On a Beautiful Day Seamless, engaging, believable, fun and heartfelt -- Heat on The House of New Beginnings This warm, moreish tale is about a large, appealing family in transition -- Daily Mail on Something to Tell You No one creates funny, flawed and immediately relatable characters like Lucy. I adored this book from the very first page -- Cathy Bramley, bestselling author of A Patchwork Family, on An Almost Perfect Holiday