I always like to keep my books moving and enjoy meeting others who do the same. This one was passed on to me by a fellow-dancer and reader on a recent dance holiday near Grange-over-Sands. Set in Ireland, this looks like my sort of fun novel :-)

I can't claim to have read this, just the first 150 or so pages and then the last two chapters to check to it had the expected happy ending. I didn't take to the characters and got bored with sisters Elle and Penny's desire to renovate and refurbish their parents' decrepit hotel after the death of their mother Anna.

Left with the other bookswap books in a bookcase within the garden centre cafe. Please be prepared to make a donation towards Thirsk’s Christmas lights! Thank you!

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Once I got into the book I found I enjoyed it .