Identity Crisis

‘Nicola Gill is the queen of fresh, funny, uplifting fiction with brilliantly relatable characters who you can’t help caring about. Identity Crisis made me laugh out loud and properly cry - don’t read it on a train!’ Frances Quinn

‘I have loved all of Nicola’s books, but this one might just be her best yet! Identity Crisis truly has all the feels. I laughed, cried, held my breath and metaphorically covered my eyes as I took every step alongside the oh-so-relatable Clare Palmer as, despite all her best intentions, events snowballed around her. The author handled the pain of loss with a tender, light touch and her wonderful sense of humour threads throughout the novel. A beautiful combination of the funny and sad, tragic and relatable, all wrapped up in a page turner. Fabulous.’ Louise Fein

‘Identity Crisis is hilarious, heartbreaking and uncomfortably relatable. I loved it.’ Nikki Smith

‘Funny and moving is a difficult trick to pull off but Nicola Gill manages it effortlessly. Full of heart, humanity and some very bad decisions! Loved it’ Trevor Wood

‘Clever, poignant and deliciously funny, Identity Crisis is Nicola Gill’s best book yet. It’s an original, sidelong look at the power and ridiculousness of celebrity culture. With truly relatable characters (that make you laugh and cringe in equal measure), whip smart dialogue and a plot that races along, this is an absolute treat. Never one to shy from serious subjects, Nicola Gill weaves them in with expert ease, creating a book that’s both uplifting and at times heart-breaking, but ultimately packed with joy, humanity and real depth.’ Eleni Kyriacou

‘Nicola Gill has a real talent for merging heartbreak with humour. I loved Identity Crisis. It’s touching, hilarious, and uplifting, and I feel better for having read it.’ Charlotte Levin, author of If I Let you Go

‘You always know you’re going to get a good story with Nicola Gill, and Identity Crisis is no exception… It’s heartwarming and funny.’ - Laura Pearson author of The Last List of Mabel Beaumont

Nicola Gill lives in London. At the age of five, when all of the other little girls wanted to be ballet dancers, she decided she wanted to be an author. Her ballet teacher was very relieved. When she’s not at her desk, you can usually find Nicola reading, cooking up vast vats of food for friends and family or watching box sets. Occasionally she even leaves the house…

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