From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Husband’s Secret and Big Little Lies.
Liane Moriarty is a #1 internationally bestselling author of
numerous adult novels, including Three Wishes, The Last
Anniversary, What Alice Forgot, The Hypnotist's Love Story, The
Husband's Secret, Big Little Lies, Truly Madly Guilty, Nine Perfect
Strangers and Apples Never Fall. Her books have sold more than 25
million copies worldwide, including 4 million in Australia and New
Zealand.
With Big Little Lies, Moriarty became the first Australian author
to debut at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. Big Little
Lies was adapted into an Emmy award-winning HBO series, starring
Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon, and her 2026 sequel, Big
Little Truths, will be adapted into season 3 of HBO's Big Little
Lies.
Moriarty has also written a number of books for children in the
Nicola Berry series. Caroline Lee is a gifted actor and audiobook
narrator who has worked extensively in theatre, film and
television. Caroline has narrated a large number of bestselling
titles, including Apples Never Fall, Big Little Lies and Truly
Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty. On stage, she has performed for
various theatre companies including the Melbourne Theatre Company
and recently appeared in The Newsreader on the ABC. She has
received three Green Room Awards for Best Actress, and four
AudioFile Earphones Awards, including Best Audiobook of the Year
2016 for Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty.
'The pages turn with ease as the mysteries of modern domestic life
unfold and the pieces of Alice’s lost decade slip back into
place.'
*The Sunday Times*
'A great story which would be perfect for curling up with – I
couldn't put it down.'
*Australian Bookseller & Publisher*
'A bittersweet tale by a gifted writer, whose light touch doesn’t
stop her exploring darker themes, such as infertility and the sad
erosion of a once radiant love.'
*The Australian Women's Weekly*
"I loved this book. It has, for me, everything that makes a good
novel excellent: A delightful protagonist and her equally
delightful love trying to overcome obstacles they do not fully
understand; several fascinating families all jumbled into an
iconoclastic mix; good friends and peculiar neighbors and difficult
children and wonderfully loving relationships. What Alice Forgot is
a story I will not forget and will recommend for a long time."
*Jeanne Ray*
"What [Moriarty] writes are acute social comedies of the feminine,
where the domestic is more political than cosy…Technically this
premise is a challenge, which Moriarty makes appear effortless…
bravura depiction. Great stuff."
*The Age*
When Alice Love passes out at the gym and bonks her head, she wakes up with no memory of the past decade. It's a complete shock to her that she is thin, has three children, and is in the midst of a nasty divorce. She also has no idea why people don't want to talk to her about a mysterious woman named Gina, who was apparently her best friend. Moriarity makes this more than just a one-note story, weaving in a plotline involving Alice's childless sister. Deeper and much more serious than Sophie Kinsella's similarly themed Remember Me?, Moriarty's (Three Wishes; The Last Anniversary) intriguing story will keep readers guessing and curious to know more about Alice. [See Prepub Alert, 1/3/11.] (c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
'The pages turn with ease as the mysteries of modern domestic life
unfold and the pieces of Alice's lost decade slip back into place.'
-- The Sunday Times
'A great story which would be perfect for curling up with - I
couldn't put it down.' -- Australian Bookseller & Publisher
'A bittersweet tale by a gifted writer, whose light touch doesn't
stop her exploring darker themes, such as infertility and the sad
erosion of a once radiant love.' -- The Australian Women's
Weekly
"I loved this book. It has, for me, everything that makes a good
novel excellent: A delightful protagonist and her equally
delightful love trying to overcome obstacles they do not fully
understand; several fascinating families all jumbled into an
iconoclastic mix; good friends and peculiar neighbors and difficult
children and wonderfully loving relationships. What Alice Forgot is
a story I will not forget and will recommend for a long time." --
Jeanne Ray
"What [Moriarty] writes are acute social comedies of the feminine,
where the domestic is more political than cosy...Technically this
premise is a challenge, which Moriarty makes appear effortless...
bravura depiction. Great stuff." -- The Age
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