What if you could never tell anyone how a relationship really ended?

Then

Ruby is starting to realise her boyfriend, Jonathan, is manipulating her every move. He’s the life and soul of a party, everyone loves him, but she’s starting to see him differently. She wants to make a change, but does she have the strength to let go of the life they have built?

Now

Ruby’s life in England has hit an all-time low, so she agrees to spend the summer working for her aunt in Corfu. While there, she’s mortified to feel an attraction to her step cousin, Yianni, who runs the family restaurant.

However much she tries to avoid her feelings, she can’t avoid Yianni or the romantic setting of Corfu. But is there any point trying to get close to him when she harbours an all-consuming secret. Is Ruby able to tell him the truth about how her relationship with Jonathan really ended? A truth she has never told a soul? And if she can trust him enough to tell him, what will he think of Ruby’s shocking past?

My Thoughts:

This book is part of The Little Blue Door Series but can be read as a standalone. I couldn’t wait to read this one after reading one of Francesca’s previous books. It is pure escapism and I now want to book a holiday to Corfu, Francesca’s writing will transport you to the warmth of the sun and the idyllic setting of Corfu. The story is about Ruby and we see the story flit back to the past to find out why she is in Corfu now. After agreeing to work for her aunt for the summer in Corfu, she feels an attraction towards someone but it is not as plain sailing as it could be. Will she ever be happy again? it was a nice story, the descriptions of Corfu really drew me into the book. It is a great holiday read and a lovely love story.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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