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The blurb:
When Lottie Foster’s
grandmother’s best friend Gwen dies, she leaves Lottie her lovely home, Cuckoo
Cottage.
Lottie loves the cottage but Matt, a charming
local builder, points out that beneath its charm it is falling apart. Luckily
he is always on hand to help with the problems that somehow seem to
keep cropping up. But is he just a bit too good to be true? Certainly Will,
Lottie’s closest neighbour, seems to think so.
Lottie plans to set up her own business
renovating vintage caravans. She hasn’t told anyone about the project she has
cooked up with Jemma from The Cherry Tree Café to repurpose Gwen’s old caravan
and turn it into a mobile tearoom.
But before she can finally enjoy living with her
legacy she must uncover who she can trust, and who to avoid. And with two men
vying for her attention, can she find love in her new home…?
My Opinion:
*Book provided by the publisher on
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
Coming Home to Cuckoo Cottage is the 4th book by bestselling
author Heidi Swain, I have read the first one and loved her writing from the
start. That’s why I was really excited to read this one too. We return to the
beautiful town of Wynbridge and meet some familiar characters, I really need to
read the other two books as well. This one can totally be read as a standalone
though.
Lottie Foster has
inherited Cuckoo Cottage and moves in, but it’s not so easy. Some people think
it shouldn’t be hers and according to Matt, a gorgeous local builder, a lot of
work needs to be done around it. Then there is also Will, her closest
neighbour, who doesn’t seem to trust Matt. She really doesn’t know what to do,
who to trust and with both men wanting her attention she really is fighting a
battle in several ways. Will she find love and happiness in her new home?!
Heidi Swain is a really
talented writer, her descriptions are on point, it really feels like being
there with the characters. This book really has left a smile on my face, it’s
so uplifting, comforting and just wonderful. There is a sparkly glow around the
whole story and it just gives you that warm feeling of never wanting to leave
the story! A heart-warming summer read, which is surrounded by authentic characters,
a beautiful setting and a dynamic storyline.
Rating:
Heidi Swain on Twitter: @Heidi_Swain
Website: http://heidiswain.co.uk
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