Liane Moriarty is<b> a master story teller.</b> I read it <b>in one sitting</b>, desperate to know what happened to these characters I’d so quickly come to care about. <b>Brilliant and satisfying</b>

- Bella Mackie, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author of <i>How To Kill Your Family</i>,

<b>Simple and effective premise</b> . . . short, sharp chapters ensure<b> you devour this doorstop of a book</b>

The Times, book of the month

<b>Prepare to be gripped </b>by this <b>stunning </b>new novel from <b>one of the best writers in the business. Absolutely brilliant</b>

Best Magazine

<b>Brilliant, charming, and invigorating</b> . . . a <b>fresh, funny, ambitious, and nuanced </b>take on some of our oldest existential questions.

Kirkus, Starred Review

A <b>riveting story </b>so wild you don’t know how she’ll land it, and then she does, on a dime

- Anne Lamott, #1 <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author,

I adored<i> Here One Moment</i>. I genuinely could not put it down, and it's <b>an absolute masterclass in storytelling</b>. <b>I treasure every word Liane writes, because she has such a rare and deep understanding of people and human behaviour.</b> Whenever I reach the end of her books, not only have I been superbly entertained for four hundred pages, I also find I have learned so much more about myself, and to find those two qualities in one novel is very unusual. <b>I am in awe of Liane's writing, she truly is a genius</b>

Joanna Cannon

<b>Funny, frightening, heartbreaking and life-affirming</b>. <i>Here One Moment</i> delves into the notion of fate and its freedoms and constraints, mortality, fear, friendship and love. <b>I adored it</b>

- Chris Whitaker, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>We Begin at the End</i>,