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A romantic, uplifting and unputdownable book about love, life and family Once upon a time a young girl called Sophie met a handsome man at a ball in Paris. Their night together should have been the start of something wonderful...only life isn't a fairy tale. Sophie has a promise she must keep in London, and the next morning she runs away, leaving Jean-Luc behind. Years later, Sophie is about to start what should be a dream job in France...except her boss is the man she ran away from all those years ago, and when the love between them begins to grow, Sophie is face with an impossible choice. "Unforgettable, powerfully intense and beautifully written." Caroline Barker, A Reader's Review "Deliciously different... A good story, a believable and charming romance, and utterly delightful." Alyssa Lynn Palmer reviews "A lovely dance of give and take, with Lyon and the old city, famed for silk manufacture, becoming a character in the story...The settings are just gorgeous." I am, Indeed Reviews

A simply wonderful story about love and loss, moving on, and the importance of family. Felicity at the Cross Hotel is the ideal summer read A quaint old hotel by a lake in the mountains. The Cross Hotel seems like the perfect place for a relaxing summer, and when Felicity Everdene arrives in her old banger of a car, she's looking forward to a quiet break from working in her father's global hotel chain. A few weeks hiking and swimming should restore her. But then Felicity meets the hotel's owner, Patrick Cross.Patrick doesn't know the first thing about running a hotel, but his father has left him the family business in his will, and now Patrick has to take charge, or the staff will lose their jobs. With a missing barmaid, a grumpy chef, and the hotel losing money, the arrival of Felicity Everdene from the notorious Everdene family only adds to Patrick's troubles...This feel good romance will make you cry, make you laugh, and leave you believing in the happy ever after Praise for Felicity at the Cross Hotel: "Totally believable, beautifully developed, and tugs at your heart." Amazon five star review"Helena Fairfax writes feel good romances guaranteed to put a smile on your face " Elaine Everest, Sunday Times bestselling author"What a lovely, lovely story I loved the concept of Felicity as one who lives up to her name by spreading happiness. The attraction between her and Patrick is naturally and convincingly displayed so that I was desperate for them to have a happy ever after ending." Linda Hill. Amazon Top 100 Reviewer

Can true love happen twice?'This book is exceptional... immensely uplifting and life-affirming'Anne Williams Reviews, Amazon Vine VoiceA touching and engrossing romance in the summer everything changed...When Kate Hemingway's heart is broken by the loss of her husband, she makes a promise to herself: no one will get close enough to cause her young son pain again.Kate throws herself into her work with disadvantaged teenage girls. During a trip to the Yorkshire moors with the girls, Kate grows to know journalist Paul Farrell, and her scarred up begins to open up. But then back home, in a summer heatwave in London, Paul publishes an article revealing an astonishing secret.With the odds stacked against them both, can true love really happen twice? Praise for The Summer of Love and Secrets 'A touching and engrossing love story...Several scenes will stay with me for a long time.' Marie Laval, bestselling author'A beautiful, heart-wrenching story about love, loss and friendship' N.N. Light's Book Heaven'A romance that draws you in and won't let you go...Once I started this book, I really couldn't put it down' Helen Pollard, bestselling author'A warm and emotive story, written with incredible insight and grace' Anne Cater Random Things Through My Letterbox'I absolutely loved this book from beginning to end...A positive and life-affirming read from the start.' Amazon five star review 'A lovely, emotive and heart-warming contemporary romance story that draws in the audience and takes hold from the very beginning.' Caroline Barker, A Reader's Review book blog