Loved 'Big Little Lies' by Liane Moriarty? Here are some more books by the author

Australian author Liane Moriarty's books have sold over 14 million copies worldwide and they have been translated to 39 languages. Though most of her books are bestsellers, Liane Moriarty became a household name among viewers and readers across the world after the huge popularity of 'Big Little Lies' TV series which is based on her book of the same name. Born in 1966, Liane is the eldest of six children; she is the elder sister of authors Jaclyn Moriarty and Nicola Moriarty. Liane has written books for both adults and children. Here's a list of her books for adults, which explore deep human emotions and complex relationships. You can add these books to your reading list if you loved her work 'Big Little Lies'!
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'Three Wishes' is Liane Moriarty's first published book, which she wrote as a part of her master's degree course. The story revolves around beautiful 33-year-old triplets-- Lyn, Cat and Gemma Kettle-- and it explores family, relationships and love in modern times. Lyn, a sensible woman, is struggling between being a mother, wife and business-woman. Cat has a perfect marriage but she is unaware of her husband hiding a secret, which can destroy her life. Directionless and independent Gemma has a new man in her life who could unlock her unknown past. While the three sisters share a deep bond through the ups and downs in their lives, it is on the night of their 34th birthday dinner, when some truths come out in the open and change their lives forever.

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'The Last Anniversary' follows Sophie Honeywell, who surprisingly inherits her ex-boyfriend Thomas Gordon's aunt Corrie's house on Scribbly Gum Island. The house is known for its unsolved Munro Baby mystery. When Sophie, who never married anyone after Thomson, moves to the island and restarts her life as part of an unconventional family, she notices that everyone seems to be hiding a secret of their own. As her life complicates further, Sophie realises that sometimes you have to stop waiting for things to get better and instead work on your own perfect ending.

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Alice, 29, is deeply in love with her fiance Nick and is pregnant with their first child. That was ten years ago; Alice slipped in the gym and hit her head, losing the memory of the last 10 years in the process. Now at 39, she is a bossy mother of three and undergoing a divorce with her husband. Moreover, her sister Elisabeth refuses to speak to her. But Alice remembers none of it. Will she be able to restart her life and undo all the mistakes of the last decade?

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This novel is about lost love and letting go. The story follows hypnotherapist Ellen, who is fascinated to know what makes people love and stick together. When she falls for Patrick, she is intrigued by his stalker Saskia; the more she hears about her, the more curious Ellen grows. But Ellen doesn't know that she has met Saskia already when the latter visited her as a client. Saskia is unable to let go of her lost love and she is eager to know all about the woman who Patrick fell in love with. The more Saskia knows of Ellen, the more trouble she creates. Meanwhile, Ellen needs to self-reflect on how far she is willing to go to get her happy ending.

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Liane Moriarty's bestselling novel 'The Husband's Secret' has sold over three million copies worldwide and it has been translated to roughly 40 languages. The story follows Cecilia Fitzpatrick who is a successful businesswoman, perfect mother of three and a dutiful wife to John-Paul. Her perfect life changes when she discovers her husband's letter in the attic, which is supposed to be read-only after his death, and she ends up reading it. In the letter, John-Paul confesses his darkest secrets and terrible mistakes, which have the potential to wreck their family and change the lives of others too. And so, Cecilia is torn between either doing the right thing by telling the truth and hurting her loved ones or keeping silent and letting the truth slowly kill her. The novel is being adapted into a film, which will star Blake Lively.

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This is a story of six adults, and three kids who meet on a Sunday afternoon for backyard barbeque in the suburbs and how one ordinary event changes their lives forever. In this novel, Liane Moriarty explores the most important relationships in our lives: friendship, marriage, sex and parenthood. She highlights how sometimes guilt can change strong relationships, how sometimes the unsaid things are more powerful than the spoken words, and how we forget to appreciate the ordinary things in life which are truly extraordinary. This book will make the readers reflect on their own lives and perhaps, cherish all that they have.

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Liane Moriarty's new book 'Nine Perfect Strangers' is about how ten days at a health resort changes the lives of nine strangers, who were staying there, forever. The book was released in 2018 and it will be adapted into a TV series produced by Nicole Kidman.

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