From New York Times bestselling author Jane Green comes an unforgettable tale of redemption and reunion, where the echoes of rock and roll fame and the secrets that came with it lead a mother and daughter back to each other.

Former model Astrid Lane lives a quiet life as a caterer, far from her days as rock star Callum Blake's famous wife. When a retrospective about the 1970s music scene sparks renewed interest in that era, Astrid's estranged daughter Zara reaches out about a podcast discussing her father's career—and a long-buried tragedy that changed their family forever.

After a mysterious break-in at Astrid's cottage, mother and daughter find themselves drawn into an unexpected collaboration. Through a collection of old recordings and shared memories, they begin piecing together a story that's far bigger than their family's past. What they uncover will shake the foundations of rock music history and the powerful people who shaped it.

But amid the investigation, something unexpected blooms. As Astrid and Zara work to unravel decades-old secrets, they find themselves building something they'd both given up on: the chance to be mother and daughter again, this time on their own terms.

With over ten million books in print, Jane Green is the author of eighteen New York Times bestsellers. She also writes “Dear Jane,” an advice column for the Daily Mail online, and together with Helen Fielding of Bridget Jones’s Diary fame, she’s known as one of the founders of “chick lit,” the literary equivalent of the rom-com. For nearly three decades, Jane has been writing wise, warm, and emotionally resonant books about women navigating today’s complicated lives. Three of her books—Tempting Fate, To Have and to Hold, and Family Pictures—have been adapted into movies for the Lifetime network.

A graduate of New York’s International Culinary Center, Jane has written one cookbook: Good Taste. She is also the founder of Emerald Audio, a female-led podcast network producing original audio dramas for women, including Rainbow Girl, The Key of Love, and Bad Influencer—all available to stream for free. A native Londoner, she now splits her time between Marrakech and London.