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Livre 4 sur 4: A Kearton Bay Novel

Booth, Sharon

 
9781838424220: The Whole of the Moon

Synopsis

The Kearton Bay series is set in a village on the North Yorkshire coast. Follow Eliza, Rose, Lexi and Rhiannon, as they make friendships, forge new careers, and fall in love … Kearton Bay is a close knit community, and there’s a lot going on there! From the ancient rooms of The Hare and Moon pub on the seafront, to the faded beauty of Whisperwood Farm; from the sweet delights of Mallow Magic, to the Elizabethan splendour of Kearton Hall, these witty romances will make you laugh, cry and long for a trip to Yorkshire.

Every moment is a chance to start again.

When Harry Jarvis arrives in Kearton Bay on the evening of the Samhain ceremony at The Hare and Moon Inn, his sole intention is to rebuild his relationship with daughter Amy and start afresh.

But Amy isn't the little girl he left behind, and she's not going to let him off the hook that easily. With two ex-wives to placate, a failing career, a tumbledown property to renovate, and a terrible reputation to live down, Harry's about to find that making a fresh start in Kearton Bay won't be as easy as he'd hoped.

Rhiannon Bone understands what it feels like to be estranged from a child, since her son left Kearton Bay nearly four years ago, leaving their relationship in tatters. When he returns for a special event, she hopes they can put the past behind them, but is Derry ready to forgive and forget?

For both Rhiannon and Harry, the mistakes they made in the past are still making ripples in the present. But as secrets are revealed and life-changing decisions are made, they begin to realise that it's not just other people's forgiveness they need.

If they're to have any sort of future, they must first forgive themselves...

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À propos de l'auteur

Sharon Booth writes uplifting women's fiction - love, laughter, and happy ever after. Happy endings are guaranteed for her main characters, though she likes to make them work for it. Sharon is a member of the Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists' Association, and an Authorpreneur member of the Alliance of Independent Authors. She loves Yorkshire Tea, Doctor Who, and Cary Grant movies - not necessarily in that order - and admits to being shamefully prone to crushes on fictional heroes. Sharon grew up in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and the Yorkshire coast and countryside feature strongly in her novels. Her stories are set in pretty villages and quirky market towns, by the sea or in the countryside, and feature lots of humour, romance, and friendship. If you love stories with gorgeous, kind heroes, and heroines who have far more important things on their minds than buying shoes, you'll love her books.

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