It's all over the papers, what teenagers are getting up to on that island. Sex and drugs and wild music…'
'River of Stars is wholly involving with a rich, emotional depth. I loved it so much. Georgina Moore is the heir to the late great Maeve Binchy' Jennie Godfrey
'SUCH a treat! Glorious, glamorous and transporting: the British answer to Taylor Jenkins Reid' Lucy Foley
'It's a dream. Romantic, sexy, bittersweet' Patrick Gale
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Steeped in bohemia and music legend, Walnut Tree Island is home to a thriving community of artists and musicians. It is where teenager Mary Star once caught the eye of a rock star about to hit the big time, only to be left with a new baby and a broken heart.
Years later, Mary lives on the houseboat where she raised her daughter and her granddaughter, Jo. But now one of the island's prodigal sons has returned. Oliver Greenwood has inherited Walnut Tree and changes are coming.
Jo hasn't seen Oliver since that glorious, life-changing summer when their idyllic island paradise was shattered. And while the islanders are thrown into a frenzy of speculation over their futures, Oliver's return has opened the wounds of a love she had thought was lost for ever…
Beautifully written, featuring a cast of magnetic characters, River of Stars is the captivating new novel from Sunday Times bestselling author, Georgina Moore.
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Praise for Georgina Moore
'Like the best kind of music, powering your soul and making your heart swell. I loved everything about it – magical' Lucy Vine
'Each chapter is a song, and Georgina Moore's storytelling will seduce you as surely as the night time melodies of her Walnut Tree Island' Tiffany Murray
'So seductive, and fiercely charming, and your brilliant sense of place – such beguiling settings' Fran Littlewood
'A tangle of glamourous chaos in a gorgeous setting…A wonderfully escapist emotional rollercoaster to get truly lost in' Veronica Henry
'Beautifully written and wonderfully escapist – you won't want to leave this island. But the best part is the gorgeous romance at its core. Jo and Oliver have my whole heart' Becky Hunter
