Pictures of Lily by Paige Toon is a novel that tells the story of Lily, a young woman who discovers a series of photographs that unravel secrets about her family’s past.
As she delves deeper into the mystery, Lily uncovers truths that challenge her perception of her loved ones and herself, while navigating the complexities of love and identity.
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Book Blurb
“Will you marry me?”
I think of you, then. I think of you every day. But usually in the quietest part of the morning, or the darkest part of the night. Not when my boyfriend of two years has just proposed.
I look up at Richard with his hopeful eyes. “Lily?” he prompts.
It’s been ten years, but it feels like only yesterday that you left. How can I say yes to Richard with all my heart when most of it has always belonged to you?
I take a deep breath and will myself to speak…
Ten years ago when Lily was just sixteen, she fell in love with someone she really shouldn’t have fallen in love with. Now, living in Sydney and engaged to another man, she can’t forget the one that got away. Then her past comes back to haunt her, and she has to make a decision that will break her heart—and the heart of at least one of the men who love her.
About the Author
Paige Toon is a British author known for writing contemporary women’s fiction and romance novels. Her books often feature engaging characters, emotional depth, and storylines that explore relationships, love, and personal growth.
Paige Toon grew up moving between England, Australia, and America, thanks to her father’s racing career. This international upbringing is reflected in the sun-drenched locations that often serve as backdrops for her novels.
Paige Toon is a bestseller with over 20 novels to her name, including a collection of short stories. Her books have resonated with readers worldwide, selling close to 2 million copies.
What to read next
If you enjoyed this novel, I would also recommend reading more Paige Toon books such as If You Could Go Anywhere and The Minute I Saw You.
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