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The Guesthouse at Lobster Bay by Annie Robertson

Title: The Guesthouse at Lobster Bay
Author: Annie Robertson

Great pace, loveable characters and a few twists; a perfect, happy and romantic read for the summer (and any other time!). 

A bomb going off in London is the wake-up call Emma has been waiting for. She reevaluates her life and spring into action. Handing in her notice by email and buying a large house without seeing it, may not be the most thought through decisions she's ever made, but Emma is soooo ready for her next adventure. 

Arriving in Lobster Bay Emma takes in the new scenery, the locals and her new home. She's in for quite a few surprises! Not being a local, she doesn't always have the full picture and misunderstandings happen. 

The book has a happy ending with no cliffhanger, but as the characters are so well developed there is plenty more to look forward to and the second book in the series, Christmas at Lobster Bay, is scheduled to be published at the end of October 2021; an early Christmas present.  

Pre-order your copy today (release 8 July 2021): CLICK HERE

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