Escape the rat race by heading to the Yorkshire Moors in Jane Lovering's funny, warm and magical new novel.To escape the pain of a breaking heart, Dora swapped city living for life as a shepherdess on her grandad's Yorkshire farm. More than a decade later Dora is still there, now farming the fifty acres and caring for the one hundred rare sheep by herself. She never hears the call of the city, but instead relishes the peace and simplicity of life on the Moors.When Dora's glamorous but quarrelsome sister Cass, her teenage nephew Thor and his tutor Nat, turn up for an unexpected and unreasonably long stay, life on the farm is thrown into chaos. Cass brings with her unwelcome memories from the past, and Nat reminds Dora of someone who once stole her heart. Dora takes refuge in the comforting routine of the farm, the sheep never allowing her too much time to dwell. But, as the seasons change, the snow starts to melt, and as lambs begin to fill the...

Finalist for the 2018 Romantic Novel of the Year Award: At a historic site that recreates England's past, two quirky coworkers may find a future together . . . Amy Knowles and Joshua Wilson both work at Monkpark Hall—a Yorkshire estate where tourists and visitors get a taste of history. Amy serves treats in the tearoom wearing the clothes of yesteryear, while Joshua provides demonstrations of falconry, delighting folks with his beloved birds of prey. Amy's used to being the plain sidekick to her pretty best friend, so it's a bit of a surprise when Joshua takes notice of her. He lives a lonely existence, but he has reasons for choosing isolation—and, in Amy, he may have finally found someone who understands. Then a management change brings slick and well-spoken Edmund Evershott to Monkpark. He's interested in Amy too, but for what reason? Josh suspects the new manager is up to no good—but will Amy? Because Josh is...

'Beautifully written and both heartbreaking and heartwarming' Jessica RedlandWhen Seren's brother Andrew signs her up to Yorkshire Dating, only for them to recommend that she 'gets a life' before they find her a match, Seren has to admit that they may have a point. She loves her job cooking at an elder day centre and her little flat, but it's fair to say her life is a little short of hobbies and friends. Since she was young Seren has felt safer close to home, but now she's a thirty-something divorcee, it's time for a change. Change arrives in the shape of alarmingly clever collie Kez, who Seren offers to take in 'temporarily', and kind but mysterious new colleague Ned. But as Ned and Kez tempt Seren out of her shell, it means facing her fears. And when Andrew finally reveals the secrets of their childhood, Seren's need for safety suddenly makes sense.A problem shared is a problem halved, and with friends by her side, Seren might be able to get a life that...

A suspicious death is one thing. A stolen body is something else…On a flight home from her bachelorette party in Adelaide, Constable Jenny Williams befriends a young woman. They have a lot in common, especially their pending nuptials.The conversation is flowing, the mood optimistic—Until the young woman begins to vomit, convulse and dies in Jenny's arms.The sudden manner of death leaves Jenny asking questions and desperate to follow up on the case—but her sergeant insists she's just in shock. When the ambulance transferring the woman's remains from the airport is rammed from the road and the body is stolen, the choice is taken from their hands.The bold move sparks an investigation which reveals this poor woman may have succumbed to a poison or contaminate—one which could claim more victims.Now the race is on to find those responsible, before anyone else dies…