Pengelly

May Rosevere has reached the grand old age of one-hundred-and-ten, thanks to several slices of toast with butter every morning, a glass (or two) of port, and the wonders of the Cornish sea air — or so she tells everyone. But there's much more to May than her remarkable age. She has a secret. One that no one has ever discovered ... 'Wonderfully different and enchanting...A reading ' 'Anderson has woven more than through the pages' bestseller Heidi Swain 'I haven't felt so happy sad at the door closing on in a long time' Jules Wake 'An absolute of a book' Sue Fortin, bestseller 'A rich, warm and read, stuffed full of that I felt, by the end, I knew like my own neighbours' Anna Stuart 'So , with witty and relatable characters I was rooting for every step of the way' Leah Mercer '!' Julie Vince 'I defy anyone not to with this delightful cast of characters, or to be drawn into their , if complicated, lives' Jenni Keer

Grace Clarke is shocked to learn at the age of fifty-four that she's adopted — it feels as though her whole life has been a lie. But it also explains a lot of things for Grace too. Including the gift that has plagued Grace since childhood — the ability to feel other people's memories. Could this gift be something she shared with the woman who abandoned her — the mysterious May Rosevere? And as Grace travels to the small coastal village of Pengelly to find the answers she craves, she feels her gift growing stronger. As though May is somehow calling her long-lost daughter home...