Recommendations required!!!

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Really want a good book for my holiday in a couple of weeks. Ive been struggling to get back into reading - non sleeping baby means a book takes about a month to get through, and I have started a few and not finished as I some times don't pick it up for days at a time.
I'd like something easy to get absorbed in but nothing too dark or violent. It has to be written in plain English too, I struggle with the classics or anything with long flowery descriptive passages. In the past I've really enjoyed:
One day, but not so keen on Us
100 year old man..... But not so keen on the girl who saved to King of Sweden
The outlander series
Room
All the Dan brown books...
What would you suggest? Thanks in anticipation.

Have you read Perfect by Rachel Joyce? A man called Ove is lovely too

Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series is good. Starts with One For The Money. She's a bounty hunter in New Jersey, but there's lots of humour interspersed with the crime solving. And some seriously gorgeous love interests :o

I've just finished the Tea Planters Wife, couldn't put it down

Tea Planter's Wife is a good story, good suggestions @Equiem89 and well written and the author has a new book out The Silk Merchant's Daughter set in Vietnam. The Forgotten Summer by Carol Drinkwater is just out, bowls along nicely and will transport you to the South of France. And I have always like Charity Norman's books...

The Good Girl or Girl on The Train, were both books I read recently and enjoyed. ( sorry they're both girl related, they've got nothing to do with each other!)

Also, Us, by the guy who wrote One Day, David Nicholls?

Bugger, just saw you'd already read Us!

I just read Julie Myerson's latest, The Stopped Heart. Highly recommended.

This was good too

claremackintosh.com/i-let-you-go/

The Girl on the Train
An oldie but a goody: The Time Traveller's wife
If you want easy reading but good stories, anything by Lianne Moriarty especially The Husband's Secret (although perhaps not The Last Anniversary-that's a bit plop)
Before You
After You both by Jojo Moyes

Girl on a Train or I let you go (plots both twist and turn).
Another vote for Tea Planters Wife or try one of JoJo Moyes books - Ship of Brides is excellent or Me Before You.
Enjoy your holiday X

I came on to say A Man called Ove but whatamI beat me to it!

Time and Time Again by Ben Elton is also a v good read!

Me before You is great but v v sad...

Also the JK Rowling/Robert Galbraith books - detective novels, no more violent that Dan Brown ( I think!)

Everyone i know in 'real life' hated girl on a train

Just finished The Martian which I read at night when I couldn't sleep but it actually kept me awake longer so must have been gripping.