The secret seaside escape

Book number 10 from Heidi Swain takes us too the new location the beautiful seaside town of Wynmouth.


Meet Tess, she’s working so hard with her dad almost as if trying to work through her grief of losing her mum, when she sorts through some things she comes across her mums diary that changes how she sees her entire past. so decides she needs to take break and books a visit back to her favourite childhood holiday location the beautiful seaside resort of Wynmouth. Whilst there she helps with bringing a bit of life back in to the beach town. She makes friends with landlord Sam, cafe owner Sophie and her daughter Hope. All is going well until Joe Upton arrives back in a Wynmouth can things ever be right between Sam and Joe? Can Tess get things right in her own life? And what was the reason for the families sudden departure from their last holiday all those years ago?

A delightful summer read that will take you all the way to the seaside without leaving the house.
Heidi swain does it again with another glorious story.
10/10

The Christmas Wish list by Heidi Swain

Book 9 from Heidi Swain takes us back to Wynbridge at Christmas.

Meet Hattie one minute she’s working in a hotel next thing she’s lost her job and boyfriend Jonathan is delighted as he is about to move to Abu Dhabi and wants Hattie to go with him, but is it what she wants her best friend Dolly doesn’t think so and invites her to one last Christmas in Wynbridge before she goes. Will she go to Abu Dhabi? Will she discover the real Jonathan? And what will happen with Beamish and what is Dolly really hiding? And what’s is on their wish lists?

Winter back in Wynbridge  and we catch up with some of our old friends and meet some new.
The Christmas Wish list is one of Heidi’s most heartwarming and moving books and a must read.
10/10

Poppy’s recipe for life by Heidi Swain.

Book number 8 from Heidi Swain takes us back to Nightingale Square.

Meet Poppy she’s just about to move into Nightingale Square.

Poppy has lived near Nightingale Square for a while and when the opportunity  to move there comes up she jumps at the chance, being able to use the community garden is a huge draw but then a phone call stops her plans, it’s not long before the opportunity comes again and this time she moves in, it’s not long before she is joined by younger brother Ryan, can the pair mend their broken relationship or is it broken beyond repair? And what about her grumpy new neighbour will he ever stop being miserable and join the community in the garden? And can the residents of Nightingale Square  win the competition for community space of the year?

Another delightful visit to Nightingale Square.
10/10