Samphire Bay Village1 Second Chances at

Can she learn to love again in a new home? Young widow Jasmine has sold her narrowboat to move to the picturesque village of Samphire Bay. She needs a clean slate, away from the memories of the unsolved hit-and-run which killed her husband. New neighbour Robin isn't pleased by her presence – he desperately wanted to buy her cottage. But he hasn't given up hope yet, befriending Jasmine with an agenda to persuade her to sell… As Jasmine renovates the cottage, she and Robin grow closer, until Robin finds his motives confused. Does he still want her to sell up, or are his feelings becoming real? Through it all, Jasmine continues processing her grief. And she is succeeding – until a shocking revelation that the mystery behind her husband's death has followed her to Samphire Bay… An emotional, small town romance. Can she learn to love again in a new home? Young widow Jasmine has sold her narrowboat to move to the picturesque village of Samphire Bay. She needs a fresh start, away from the memories of the unsolved hit-and-run which killed her husband. New neighbour Robin isn't pleased by her presence he desperately wanted to buy her cottage. But he hasn't given up hope yet, befriending Jasmine with an agenda to persuade her to sell As Jasmine renovates the cottage, she and Robin grow closer, until Robin finds his motives confused. Does he still want her to sell up, or are his feelings becoming real? Through it all, Jasmine continues processing her grief. And she is succeeding until a shocking revelation that the mystery behind her husband's death has followed her to Samphire Bay An emotional, fast-paced romance for fans of Christie Barlow, Debbie Johnson and Alix Kelso.Praise for Second Chances at Samphire Bay 'Great book to curl up and lose yourself in, heartwarming and emotional' Reader review 'The setting was beautiful and the characters were well-written and likeable I cannot wait for the next instalment' Reader review 'A second chance love story I loved it. The ending was perfect' Reader review