Summer is in full swing when Daisy drives back into Wynmouth in her almost-clapped-out car, having left both her most recent job and the man her parents thought she was going to marry. Coming home could be just what she needs to move her life on.  

At Wynbrook Manor, things are in disarray. Owner Algy isn’t getting any younger, and Daisy’s mum Janet, housekeeper at the manor, spends her days running around after him, while Daisy’s dad Robin, the gardener, has been let down by the person he had lined up to take care of the new cut-flower garden.

As Daisy tries to find her place at Wynbrook and in the village, she’s drawn to summer visitor Josh. But when he turns out to be not the person he appears to be, will the spark between them fizzle out? And with it, the chances of this turning into the best summer ever?

My Thoughts:

Reading this when it was still cold outside was perfect as it really did make me feel warmer inside. The cover is vibrant and looks like the perfect beach read. Daisy is returning to her old home as things were not going right in her old life. But things at home as she soon realises are not all what they seem and Daisy feels she needs a place in her new life but does not know how to take that step just yet maybe she needs some guidance from someone. It was a easy and enjoyable read. I liked Daisy from the start, I felt as though there were a lot of secrets being hidden but was hoping they would eventually come out. I liked reading about the garden side of things as I am a keen gardener, it was such a feel good read and I was sad when I had read the last page.

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

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