One Safe Place
English Village Series
by Robena Grant
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Pub Date Dec 12 2016 | Archive Date Sep 30 2018
Description
American, Naomi Paverman, finds clues to her heritage when her grandmother passes. Realizing her existence is based on many lies, she yearns for connection and one safe place to call home. She rents a cottage in an English village to search for her biological father. What she discovers is resistance to questions, but she befriends an attractive and interesting local man…could he be related?
Oliver York is stirred to uncover family history he’s long ignored. Five years earlier, he inherited York Manor in Oldcastle. Oliver maintains an element of privacy to protect himself and his invalid sister from gossip. His interest in Naomi, and the secrets she reveals, causes him to come out of seclusion. Secrets threaten to expose admired citizens.
As their romance blossoms, someone attempts to run Naomi out of town. Is history repeating itself?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781509211678 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Deborah M, Reviewer
This book was fascinating. It is the story of Naomi, an American bereft of any family who has decided to visit a village in Somerset to try and discover her roots. Both her mother and grandmother have died and she has never known who her father and grandfather were.
There is a great deal of animosity towards her in the village to the extent that someone tries breaking into the rental cottage where she is staying.
The mystery and excitement in the novel meant that I finished the book quickly and I plan to read more by this author.
My only criticism is that not enough research was done on the English manner of drinking tea!
I was given this book by Netgalley and the publisher. This is my voluntary review.
