Tonys Wifedoes not disappoint . . . Adrianas books are full of humour, warmth and passion SANTA MONTEFIORE The brand new novel from the bestselling author ofThe Shoemakers Wife, a Richard and Judy Book Club pick When Chi Chi Donatelli and Saverio Armandonada meet by chance on the Jersey shore, the two form a duo that takes the music industry by storm. Together they navigate the glamorous world of show business, from Hollywood and Las Vegas to New York City and beyond, but after a dream wedding they quickly realise that one of them will soon have to make a choice: who will put their professional ambition aside to build a family, and who will remain in the spotlight? As they juggle the demands of their public lives, secrets will be revealed, promises will be broken and loyalty will be tested . . .The newest romantic novel from Adriana Trigiani, beloved author of Big Stone Gap and The Shoemaker's Wife. Featuring feisty women, frantic families and fabulous friendships, Adriana Trigiani always warms the heart. ';Rich and compelling fascinating, thoughtful and moreish. I couldn't put it down' DAILY MAIL Tonys Wife is an immersive experience with well-rounded, warm characters, pre-WWII fashion, Jersey accents, and homemade pasta. Moving and delightfulBOOKLIST ';Trigianifills this novel with the musical delights of the big band era and a love that lasts a lifetime . . . Packed with melodies, memories, humor, and love and loss, this effortlessly plotted novel is an emotional page-turner'PUBLISHERS WEEKLY ';Here's a big, sweeping family novel to soak into'ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLYPraise for ADRIANA TRIGIANI:Stylishly written,this isa wide-ranging romp of a readabout friendship, family, love and loyaltyDAILY MAIL ';The author of Big Stone Gaptriumphs again'HEAT magazine A gorgeous piece of escapism . . . Plenty of the warm, earthy humour that is this authors calling card THE TIMES Arich, sweeping epic... If youre meeting her work for the first time, get ready for a lifelong love affair.SplendidKATHRYN STOCKETT, author of THE HELP ';Atender taleof being torn betweenfamily, career and love'COMPANY magazine A comedy writer with a heart of goldNEW YORK TIMES