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Grace Soudley's life is coming apart at the seams. Recently divorced, she is still living in the beautiful yet crumbling old house her godmother left her, but unless she can find a fortune, the house will disintegrate around her.
Artist Ellie Summers' life is unraveling too. She's pregnant, but her boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about parenthood, and her parents are not exactly inviting her to move back home. She has to come up with a new plan. Fast.
Ellie needs a place to stay; Grace needs a lodger. Each of them needs a friend, and together they begin the work of fixing up the house. But then, an unexpected and disconcertingly handsome man arrives on the scene, apparently determined to help. And, when Grace discovers some beautiful and potentially valuable paintings hidden behind the tattered dining-room curtains, the whole business of restoration starts to get serious...
This fresh, funny romance from bestselling novelist Katie Fforde offers charm, wit, and restorative new beginnings for all.
Artist Ellie Summers' life is unraveling too. She's pregnant, but her boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about parenthood, and her parents are not exactly inviting her to move back home. She has to come up with a new plan. Fast.
Ellie needs a place to stay; Grace needs a lodger. Each of them needs a friend, and together they begin the work of fixing up the house. But then, an unexpected and disconcertingly handsome man arrives on the scene, apparently determined to help. And, when Grace discovers some beautiful and potentially valuable paintings hidden behind the tattered dining-room curtains, the whole business of restoration starts to get serious...
This fresh, funny romance from bestselling novelist Katie Fforde offers charm, wit, and restorative new beginnings for all.
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"Katie Fforde's unique spin on romantic comedy is a blend of the sweet, the sad, and the sexy."
Patricia Gaffney, author of The Goodbye Summer
"Fforde's writing style is light and easy."
The Orlando Sentinel
"This sweet literary equivalent of warm fuzzy slippers will help bring Fforde, who has a sizable following in Britain, further into American radar."
Publishers Weekly on Paradise Fields