This book was absolutely amazing!!! At first I felt it was a bit frustrating and boring, and wondered if I'd even finish it, but I'm so glad I stuck at it. This book had me on the edge of my seat with who the vandal was, awwing (is that even a word?!) at the relationship between the leading couple, and getting warm fuzzy feelings about the relationship between niece and aunt. I loved this book so much and felt that it really picked up from when the character moved to Wales and started being the book it promised to be. This is perfect for fans of Robyn Carr as it looked to me to be a cleaner, English/Welsh version of her books in that they're all about a close knit community with an eclectic mix of characters but all really lovely. I am recommending this book to everyone I know and am sincerely hoping it'll become a series as I'd love to hear more of Petra's story whilst still seeing this one progress in the background

After Ella loses her job, she has a chance conversation with a busker. This leads to her heading to rural Wales to look after the Aunt she has never met.

She meets a great set of characters, and one of them is out to get her Aunt. Secrets are being kept, so what will happen when they are revealed?

Looking forward to reading more from this author.