Buchan is a magical and tender writer of romance, a literary descendant of the much-loved Mary Stewart and Eva Ibbotson. -- Amanda Craig Elizabeth Buchan is on brilliant form ... This is a coming-of-age story steeped in wisdom with an incredible sense of time and place, whether the setting is a beautiful but stifling English village or the dizzying streets of Paris. Bonjour, Sophie deserves as much love as its beguiling heroine * The Times on BONJOUR, SOPHIE * This beautifully written book stole my heart. A heart-warming, poignant, sometimes humorous, and always captivating novel. Post-war Paris is made real and vivid. Nothing I've previously read set there and at that time comes close. -- Dinah Jefferies on BONJOUR, SOPHIE A glorious read! So evocative. Conjures the excitement of Paris so vividly that the reader cannot fail to be swept along on the journey. A magical coming-of-age story. I loved it! -- Ruth Hogan on BONJOUR, SOPHIE This evocative story captures the highs of love and the lows of betrayal... A compelling book, full of intrigue * Women's Weekly on TWO WOMEN IN ROME * Buchan is always brilliant on love and this gorgeously written novel has as many twists and shadows as the baroque city in which it is set. -- Wendy Holden, Daily Mail on TWO WOMEN IN ROME It's a gem of a book... Beautiful, elegant. -- Marian Keyes on THE MUSEUM OF BROKEN PROMISES An amazing, emotive, heartbreaking but also ultimately uplifting novel. I really loved it. -- Laura Barnett on THE MUSEUM OF BROKEN PROMISES
