Hazel Gaynor / 3 May 2018

Introducing … MEET ME IN MONACO

I am absolutely thrilled and so excited to announce the wonderful news of a new book, and another collaboration with my dear friend and writing partner, Heather Webb

From the official press announcement: “MEET ME IN MONACO is set against the backdrop of Grace Kelly’s iconic wedding, where the lives of the future princess, a French parfumeur and a British photographer intersect, leading to a dramatic conclusion twenty-five years later.”

We are totally in love with this book which will be released in Summer 2019, and can’t wait to share it with you all! More details to follow over the coming months!

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Jennifer Riggin says

4 September 2018 at 8.35pm

Can’t wait. Sounds amazing! Grace Kelly is the epitome of Glamour. She was the first Royal Wedding. People’s princess long before Meghan Sparkles.

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