Elsa Berg thought she had left Victor Andersson in the past. A decade ago, his betrayal broke her heart. She has built a new life in Stockholm, but returning to Finnish Lapland for her best friend's wedding throws her back into the world of the Andersson family-and face-to-face with the man she never stopped loving.In a small Lapland community where family bonds run deep and siblings carry old secrets, Elsa and Victor must decide if forgiveness is possible. Can love survive when the past refuses to stay buried?Set against snowy forests and the glow of the Northern Lights, To Love Again is both a moving holiday romance and a story of family, belonging, and second chances. Helena Halme grew up in Tampere, central Finland, and moved to the UK at the age of 22 via Stockholm and Helsinki. She spent the first ten years in Britain being a Navy Wife and working as journalist and translator for the BBC.Helena now lives in North London, loves Nordic Noir and writes Scandinavian and military fiction. Her latest novel, The Navy Wife, is a sequel to her best-selling novel, The Englishman.Helena has published two other novels, Coffee and Vodka, and The Red King of Helsinki.
