Annie Robertson Books

When Emma sees The Guesthouse at Lobster Bay for sale, she knows it's the seaside haven she needs to recover from a recent trauma. But as soon as Emma collects the keys, her dream of owning a successful guesthouse unravels . Emma has a month to get the house ready before her guests arrive, a task made harder by the discovery that an enormous dog was included in the sale. Then there's the unwelcoming next-door neighbour, Aidan, who Emma must turn to for help. As Emma and Aidan work together, they grow closer, but then Aidan is called away and Emma has to carry on alone.Over the summer, Emma must navigate unforeseen dilemmas and new friendships, and keep her business afloat. But as she falls in love with Lobster Bay, is she also falling for Aidan?

Christmas has arrived in Cumbria, and wedding bells are ringing. But an ice- cold killer is waiting in the fells... As the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, DI James Walker receives a phone call that puts paid to his Christmas break. During the wedding of the year at a lakeside hotel, the bride's sister has vanished. When Rachel left the wedding breakfast before her speech, newly-wed Libby was furious. But as the night went on with no sign of her maid-of-honour, Libby started to realise something was very, very wrong... Before the wedding night is out, the lake is being searched for a body. Something old, something new. One guest is a killer. The question is: who? The most chilling crime thriller you'll read this winter, perfect for fans of Catherine Cooper's The Chalet and Simon McCleave's The Snowdonia Killings - and anyone who prefers their mince pies with a side of murder.

A fresh start gives love a second chance to bloom... When florist Jennie lands a job in Primrose Hill, it's the perfect chance for her to start afresh. But when a wealthy client gets her fired, Jennie must take a leap of faith and set up a flower business of her own.

The narrative explores the impact of familial secrets and trauma, focusing on themes of forgiveness and resilience. The protagonist reflects on a troubled past marked by substance abuse and emotional pain, seeking to break the cycle of hurt. Through conversations with grandchildren, the importance of open communication and confronting past wrongs is emphasized. The story highlights the struggle to find peace and understanding amidst darkness, suggesting that hidden truths will ultimately surface and affect one's life.

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Feel-good commercial women's fiction - a fun, contemporary twist on classic romcoms with a dash of Richard Curtis charm

An irresistibly fun, feel-good summertime read, bursting with Greek sunshine, gorgeous settings, plenty of fun and just a little bit of romance...