Ed and Charlotte have been married for fifteen years, but they have been drifting apart and now Ed suspects that Charlotte may be involved with another man.
He decides a family holiday is just what they need and rents a cottage on the cliffs near the picturesque Cornish village of Pendruggan. He is desperate not to lose Charlotte and hopes that the holiday will bring them closer together again, but Charlotte is wondering what happened to the man she fell in love with.
So into their car they all pile, including their teenage daughter Alex, her younger brother, Sam and their enormous Bearded Collie – will their Cornish escape be the holiday to make them… or break them?
Praise for Fern Britton:
‘This is a light-hearted, fun and easy read…’ Daily Mail
‘Another ripping good read.’ Good Housekeeping
‘Charming and fun read’ OK
‘Complicated friendships and tales of a chaotic love life make this a must-read.’ Woman
‘A light-hearted, fun read that perfectly captures the sights and smells of village life.’ Heat
‘Fern Britton has transferred her fun and friendly charm to the page’ Good Housekeeping
