I loved Let it Snow, so picking Summer on a Sunny Island was a no brainer for me. I really love the fact that Sue Moorcroft includes characters who have mental or physical illnesses. This is a lot more realistic than many books that have no characters with illnesses at all!

I liked Zach, and the way he tries to help people. Rosa and he seem like a good match as they have many of the same values. I love the way that Rosa and her mum really stand (and speak) up for themselves. To be honest, I liked pretty much all the characters. The Sunny Island of Malta comes across with a good sense of location.

The writing is done very well, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the story - it’s always a sign of a great book when I don’t even notice the grammar and spelling.

Conclusion: the perfect summer escape if you prefer your romances with realistic characters. 

I was given a free copy of this book. My opinions are my own.

Moorcroft is the high priestess of escapist fiction and Summer on a Summer Island certainly doesn't disappoint. She's again created believable characters in Rosa and Zach. I adored their relationship hurdles and the location of Malta was sheer delight. But it was the side plots including Dora and Steve that cemented this as a firm favourite.

A feel good, summer holiday read.  Set in idyllic sunny clims with a feel good storyline and a great cast of characters. This is a well written book by Sue and one that people can Idyll read on their hols.