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A Kiss from a Rose

by Sharon Booth

Green Ginger Publishing

Paperback 354 pages English Sep 30, 2020

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A Kiss from a RoseWelcome to Kearton Bay on the North Yorkshire Coast.One kiss can change your life...Rose MacLean's new beginning in Kearton Bay didn't go quite as expected, but now she has a new career and things finally seem to be improving.But Rose's life never runs smoothly for long. With money tight, space in her tiny flat at a premium, and her eldest daughter, Fuchsia, behaving even more strangely than usual, the last thing she needs is the arrival of her difficult-to-please mother. But when Mrs MacLean becomes the unexpected victim of a crime, Rose has no choice but to take her into her already cramped home.Reduced to sleeping on the sofa, dealing with her mother's barbed comments, and worrying endlessly about her teenage daughters, Rose is desperately in need of something good to happen.Flynn Pennington-Rhys is the quiet man of Kearton Bay. He lives alone in a large, orderly house, and works as a GP in the village. Thoughtful, reliable, but a bit of a loner, Flynn is the last person Rose expected to fall for. Yet, odd things can happen at a wedding, and a single kiss sets them on a path that neither could have predicted.But Flynn has his own issues to deal with and, when events take an unexpected turn, it seems Rose may not be able to rely on him, after all.Will the quiet man come through for her? Will her daughters ever sort themselves out? And will Rose ever get her bedroom back from her mother, or is she destined to spend the rest of her life on the sofa?
Author:
Sharon Booth
Publisher:
Green Ginger Publishing
Publication Date:
Sep 30, 2020
Number of pages:
354 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1999360249
ISBN-13:
9781999360245