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Happily Ever After
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781835332412
Publisher: Boldwood Books Ltd
Published: Feb 17 2025
Pages: 266
Weight: 0.52
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
Andi Glover loves nothing more than a good book.
Any book in fact because when you're raised by unconventional parents who think school's for squares, alongside a deeply conventional sister who escapes home as soon as she can, fiction is eminently preferable to reality.
The only problem is that fiction isn't the best way to learn about the real world. When Andi starts her new live-in job at Templewood Hall for the eccentric Lady Dawe and her enigmatic son Hugo, it's tempting to think she's fallen into the pages of one of her favourite gothic novels.
But the plot twists at Templewood Hall are stranger than fiction and it's not long before Andi questions if she's living in a romance novel or a whodunnit. Bumps in the night, a missing heir, ghostly apparitions and secrets that have been kept for generations - the mysteries mount up. Then there's the inscrutable gardener who seems to appear when needed - is Andi right to hope for a happily-ever-after end to her story?
Funny, heart-warming and full of twists and turns, this story is perfect for all fans of Cathy Bramley, Katie Fforde and Beth Moran.
Readers love Jane Lovering:
'Jane Lovering could write a shopping list and make it laugh out loud funny and heart-breakingly emotional... An enjoyable and captivating read... a gorgeous page-turner infused with warmth, intensity, magic and humour readers will want to recommend to all of their friends and family.'
'This book is just an unputdownable delight, really heartwarming and just the tonic for a dreary January.'
'Jane Lovering is an author who never disappoints. A lovely book with a fantastic setting, which made me feel as though I was looking through a window and part of the story.' 'Wow. Just wow! I have long been a fan of Jane Lovering but this book far surpasses any of my previous favourites.'
'A unique, well-written story that is uplifting, emotional, and humorous-well worth reading.'
'I enjoyed the book very much, principally because of the relationships and the characters who kept up the pace of the narrative. It is an entertaining read with sparky dialogue and plenty of humour.'
Praise for Jane Lovering:
'I adored the dual timeline aspect of this gorgeous story and discovering the secrets from the past. Beautifully written and both heartbreaking and heartwarming' Jessica Redland
'A funny, warm-hearted read, filled with characters you'll love.' Matt Dunn on A Country Escape
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