Should I Tell You?

PRAISE FOR SHOULD I TELL YOU?: 'What a gorgeous book! Jill has a great gift for characterisation - nuanced, interesting, believable people but created with a charming lightness of touch. Thanks to Jill's warmth, wisdom and emotional intelligence, this book was a huge pleasure to read' * Marian Keyes * 'What a sparkling, joyful read! Jill is the absolute Queen of creating characters you immediately want to be best friends with! * Phillipa Ashley * 'Jill Mansell is the queen of feelgood romance . . . a witty, heartwarming story of friendship, family and enduring love' * Anne Cater, Sunday Express * 'I love this book so much . . . like a wonderful, warm writing hug' * Joanna Cannon * 'Warm, evocative and full of fun, with brilliant characters who jump off the page - such a moving and heart-warming story' * Fiona Gibson * 'A good story like this needs a quiet afternoon a sofa and a warm blanket. Moving and heartfelt! Enjoy' * Fern Britton * 'With wonderful characters, this will warm you on a January day' * Prima * '[A] romantic page-turner' * Good Housekeeping * PRAISE FOR JILL MANSELL 'A real warm hug of a book' * Libby Page * 'A fabulous, gorgeous read . . . I was totally hooked' * Milly Johnson * 'Such a joyful read and hugely entertaining' * Ruth Hogan * 'Feel-good fiction' * Choice Magazine * Heart-warming * My Weekly * 'The queen of heartwarming love stories' * Prima * 'One of my favourite writers' * KATIE FFORDE * 'Gripping and incredibly comforting' * MARIAN KEYES * Like a little blast of sunshine - uplifting, heart-warming and supremely feelgood * SOPHIE KINSELLA * 'Reading Jill is always such a joy' * VERONICA HENRY *

'The queen of witty, heart-warming, feel-good love stories' Red; 'One of my favourite writers' Katie Fforde Jill Mansell started writing fiction while working in the NHS, after she read a magazine article that inspired her to join a local creative writing class. Since then she has written over twenty-five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her acclaimed novels include The Wedding of the Year, Promise Me, Should I Tell You?, And Now You're Back, It Started with a Secret and You and Me, Always. Jill's books have sold over 14.5 million copies worldwide. Jill lives in Bristol and for many years worked in the field of clinical neurophysiology. You'd think inventing characters and stories would be easier, but she can assure you it isn't. You can follow Jill on X @JillMansell, Facebook /OfficialJillMansell and Instagram @JillMansell