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Group Chat

By: Zoe Foster Blake
Narrated by: Jo Van Es, Felicity Jurd, Jacqui Duncan, Anthea Greco
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Summary
 Part Bridesmaids, part White Lotus, and part Mamma Mia, Group Chat is a love letter to female friendship and a powerful reminder that life is short, and it goes real fast, so book the damn girls' trip.


When Farah's husband has an affair (she f*cking knew it), her group chat doesn't offer platitudes. They offer Mykonos. A free luxury villa, thanks to Vivian's DJ toy-boy. Clubs, beaches, boats, cocktails, and a week free from school lunches, perimenopausal insomnia, and husbands waking them at 5am for run club.


But the five friends arrive with more than just new sunglasses and linen sets. There are sick parents, secret illnesses, sullen teenagers, and marriages that have lost their spark, and possibly their relevance. What follows is late nights and bad decisions, savage honesty, too many cigarettes, and the kind of laughter that only comes when you're with the women who know and love you best.


For Stella — married, stable and increasingly restless — the trip stirs something she can't ignore. Watching her friends, and remembering who she was on this island twenty years ago, begs the question: is choosing security the same as choosing happiness?


Sharp, funny and unflinchingly honest, this is a novel about female friendship at its most powerful, and what happens when the life you've built no longer feels like the one you want.©2026 Zoë Foster Blake (P)2026 W. F. Howes ltd. and Allen & Unwin Friendship Genre Fiction Women's Fiction Marriage Funny
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Hilarious! Real and so much fun, but also discussed relatable topics. This book was fabulously narrated, I felt like I knew the characters. I loved it from start to finish and looked forward to every listen.

Hilarious, real & fun.

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Zoe is a brilliant writer, and as a 40 year old woman it resonated fully. An ode to the female friendship.

Sad it’s over

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Absolutely loved it
So perfect for this menopausal lady
Couldn’t get enough so binged it
Zoe foster Blake at her best

Fun, true to life & fitting in the 40s

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Loved the story and am a big Zoe Foster Blake fan. The only point of contention for me was that the character, Farrah’s voice. It was inconsistent and sounded like the tv character Con The Fruiterer. If I wasn’t time poor I would have skipped the audio and picked up the book. The story and key message to get off the group chat and book the girls trip was a good reminder.

Very relatable and a great read

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For the first third of this book I was a bit underwhelmed. The most complicated thing about it was keeping the details of 5 different women straight in my head.
Then it started to delve deeper into the inner workings of these 5 women and their friendship of 2 decades.
By the final chapter I was well into it and now I’m begging for a sequel. How these women will develop and the twists and turns following a pretty epic holiday I want to read about…particularly Stella’s next act!

Beachy escape perfect for the beach!

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