The Seven O'Clock Club - by Amelia Ireland (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

A PEOPLE MAGAZINE BOOK OF THE WEEK ∙ A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER ∙ A ZIBBY OWENS MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2025

Freya, Callum, Mischa, and Victoria have nothing in common--well, except for one thing: they've each experienced a deep personal loss that has led them to an unconventional group meeting, every Tuesday night at seven. A meeting they've been particularly selected for that will help them finally move on. At least, that's the claim.

As they warily eye one another and their unnervingly observant group leader, one question hangs over them: why were they chosen? To get the answer, they are going to have to share a whole lot of themselves first. Getting Freya, Callum, Mischa, and Victoria to trust each other is vital--because the real reason they're connected will shift the ground beneath their feet.

Riveting and wise, The Seven O'Clock Club shows us the courage needed to face your past and the joy that can be found in stepping into your future.

Review Quotes

"When a discovery blows their worlds apart--and takes the narrative in a wildly different direction--it cements the mastery of this provocative, wholly original novel."--People

"Readers will be charmed by the well-drawn characters and impressed by Ireland's high-wire act. It's irresistible."--Publisher's Weekly

"This touching and startling debut novel asks how to put into words a sorrow that feels beyond comprehension and whether some wounds can ever mend."--Shelf Awareness

"The divine Amelia Ireland has written a surprising and glorious debut novel. Ireland has created a world where broken hearts are mended and grief can only be released in mutual understanding. When Freya, Mischa, Callum and Victoria meet Genevieve Dempsey, they are lost and broken. As the novel unspools, they find their way to back to truth and ultimately--love."--Adriana Trigiani, New York Times bestselling author of The Good Left Undone

"Finished in one sitting. Had no idea where it was going but knew there was something lurking. Incredible twist. Ends with a final lap of the ride when you think it is all over. Different. Clever. Genuine. Sad. Reminded me in parts of The Outlaws. I will be recommending this to friends."--Ericka Waller, author of Goodbye Birdie Greenwing

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