Escape to Cornwall this summer with the new emotional and uplifting novel from Sunday Times #1 bestselling author Fern Britton Set by the wild Atlantic coast of Cornwall comes a story about finding home in the most unlikely places. When Cordelia Jago learns she’s been left the crumbling manor house Wilder Hoo, perched high on the Cornish coast, she wonders if it’s one last cruel joke from beyond the grave. Having already lost her marriage, her best friend and her career, she’s at rock-bottom. Now she’s inherited a house she hates, full of unhappy memories. But as she fights with its echoing rooms and whispering shadows, the house begins to exert a pull on her. The wild Cornish landscape, the stark beauty of seagrass and yellow gorse against the deep blue sea, begin to awaken a connection she thought she’d buried forever. Could she turn around this monstrous wreck of a house – and, along the way, let go of the secrets of the past and heal her heart too? Fern Britton's book 'A Cornish Legacy' was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 2025-06-09.

A delicious story that wraps itself around your heart' Evie Woods 'This book felt like a cozy blanket—comforting, gentle, and full of charm.' ????? Everyone has a story… The local library is a place for community members to enjoy a cup of coffee, to read a book, to swap a book, to exchange ideas, and maybe even share a piece of themselves. It’s also a refuge for people like Hattie, looking to reconnect with her past, and Avril, trying to hide from the future, and Stuart, searching for a new purpose, and librarian Will, whose life has been spun in an unexpected direction. Apart, they could not be more different from one another, but when a flyer for a writing competition draws Hattie, Avril, Stuart and Will together, they come to discover that a good story doesn't just open your eyes, but also your world… – Readers are LOVING The Storytellers ! 'Such a unique story and so well-written. Worth the read!' ????? 'This was an enchantingly captivating book that completely drew me in from the very start. I was totally invested in the characters and the story line. I loved it' ????? 'This story is proof that books and stories are the perfect tonic. A truly heartwarming story' ????? 'This was such a wonderful read. It’s not a book packed with action or wild twists—and that’s exactly what made it so special. The story was simple, but the characters were full of heart .' ????? ' A perfect escape read about life's journeys and friendship.' ????? 'All the characters were people you would like to have a cup of tea with. The story that was being written by the group made this a bit like two books in one. Loved it.' ????? 'I stayed up most of the night because I was just gripped by the story ' ????? 'A real feel good read.' ????? ' This novel drew me in from the very first page and kept me hooked until the end. The characters were vibrant and relatable, the writing was engaging, and the story had just the right balance of heart and humor. Highly recommend!' ????? ' Sue has a gift of making characters come to life and these ones all felt like my friends by the end and I felt like I had grown with them all too.' ????? 'I really appreciate all the thought, care and love that went into this novel.' ????? 'This author is quickly becoming a favorite of mine. Her stories are wonderful and so are her characters.’ ????? 'I thoroughly enjoyed loosing myself in this book and couldn't wait to pick it up and start reading again.’ ?????

Thelma and Louise meets The Golden Girls in the BRAND NEW laugh-out-loud, relatable read from MILLION COPY bestseller Judy Leigh! Perfect for fans of Dawn French and Caroline James! ??? Age is just a number. Trouble is a lifestyle. When octogenarian sisters-in-law Sadie and Bronagh find themselves at the centre of a scandalous (and slightly explosive) bake-off fiasco, there’s only one thing to do – steal Sadie’s grandson’s gleaming red Ferrari and make a run for it. Sadie is the practical one, all cardigans and contingency plans. Bronagh treats rules as loose suggestions – especially if mischief or wine is involved. What begins as a quick getaway across Ireland soon spirals into a wild, cross-country adventure filled with fake identities, unexpected friendships, and more than a few brushes with the law. Sadie and Bronagh may be on the run, but what they find at the journey’s end might just be what they were missing all along… A heartwarming, hilarious tale of rebellion, rediscovery, and the true meaning of family. Praise for Judy Leigh: 'Judy’s books are always delicious romps, full of energy , adventures and love. Bring on the next one!' Celia Anderson ' I loved this book. It's funny, emotional and a book that fills you with determination not to let life pass you by as you get older.' Jennifer Bohnet ‘ Brilliantly funny , emotional and uplifting’ Miranda Dickinson 'Lovely . . . a book that assures that life is far from over at seventy' Cathy Hopkins ' Brimming with warmth , humour and a love of life… a wonderful escapade’ Fiona Gibson ‘ Judy Leigh’s great strength is her wonderful, full-of-life characters . I especially love how so many of her starring roles in her novels go to strong women, and particularly older women… Highly recommended.’ ‘You can only love the beautiful writing style of Judy Leigh. It's light, fresh and breezy, She gives aging a sparkle , that doesn't make it seem scary but something to embrace and enjoy to the maximum.’ ‘Judy Leigh has become one of my favourite authors. Her writing is amazing. I have read most of her novels and look forward to the next one.’ ‘I hope you too pick up this heart warming, fun-filled frolicking story of friendship and love. It is well worth a read.’ ‘As usual, Judy Leigh excelled at imagining her characters, and it was a treat to follow their adventures. Of course, I don’t include spoilers, but I can certainly promise a story filled with the very best kind of people , love, and a reminder that age is just a state of mind.’

"The Bend in Redwood Road is a compelling exploration of maternal longing, the weight of choices, and the enduring impact of truth. Immerse yourself in this captivating narrative. As you turn the pages, you'll be reminded that even amidst life's twists and turns, some roads lead to revelations that resonate long after the final chapter." Within the seemingly manageable life of Leslie Laudon lies an underlying ache—a quiet yearning for the baby she once left behind. Her smiles conceal pain, and her silence speaks volumes. Alongside her husband, Paul, Leslie has woven a life that may seem right, but is merely an attempt at penance for a heart-wrenching choice. Her devotion to her other children is unwavering, nurturing them through the years. But as her youngest embarks on her college journey, Leslie's identity begins to unravel. Gwen Fox is raised by her loving adopted parents, Noel and Millie. Their care is undeniable, yet Gwen harbors a persistent ache that defies explanation. The weight of unanswered questions propels both Gwen and Leslie into unanticipated upheavals. One seeks the truth about her origin, while the other embarks on a quest for self-discovery—a journey back to the woman she was before motherhood, before leaving a piece of her heart behind. "Stewart has a knack for creating rich, complicated characters. One standout is Leslie's daughter, Kerry, who is defiantly vocal about the issues within her family and laudably supportive of her mother. The author treads carefully around the subject of adoption, respectfully noting systematic issues while preserving the emotional complexities of Gwen's experience. Another intriguing feature is the romantic subplot" - Kirkus Reviews