The Stargazers

Delightfully romantic and deliciously escapist * Bookseller (Editor’s Choice) *Immersive, engrossing and ultimately beautiful * Marian Keyes *A boldly sombre atmosphere haunts the latest novel by Harriet Evans, the doyenne of [commercial fiction] * Observer *The Stargazers is a gorgeously sweeping novel, so beautifully written, with characters - and an old stately home - that linger long after you turn the last page. I loved it * Eve Chase *A crumbling stately home named Fane is among the evocative settings conjured up in this intricate, darkly romantic novel * Mail on Sunday *The beguiling settings, the unforgettable characters and the thread of danger that runs through this brilliantly crafted plot sent it straight into my favourite books of all time. No one except Harriet Evans writes books like this anymore; The Stargazers is a work of genius and a future classic * Jane Casey *A book to get truly lost in. A book that will capture your heart. Magical and transporting - I didn’t want it to end * Veronica Henry *Totally engaging, undeniably beautiful and unputdownable. With characters that will weave their way into your soul with a setting that captures the imagination, this is a story that is both heartbreaking and life-affirming in the best possible way * Becky Hunter *A gripping, atmospheric, multi-layered epic to get lost in * Good Housekeeping *An immersive, beautifully written family saga which already feels like a classic * Red magazine *

Harriet Evans has sold over a million copies of her books. She is the author of fifteen bestselling novels including The Stargazers, The Beloved Girls, a Richard and Judy Book Club Selection and the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller The Garden of Lost and Found, which won Good Housekeeping’s Book of the Year. She used to work in publishing and now writes full time. She volunteers with Inspiring the Future, is an ambassador for the London Library and has been elected to the Management Committee of the Society of Authors. She lives in Bath with her family.