A stunning new rural romance from the bestselling author of The McCalister Legacy and Summer at Kangaroo Ridge.

Felix Carrington helps run the family's wedding venue business as the in-house wedding photographer for Carrington Farm. His personal passion? Taking unexpected shots of his local environment. And it's through an unlikely and close friendship with 84-year-old Winnifred Knightly that Felix is able to access one of his favourite places to photograph, the faded grandeur of Peppercorn House and its overgrown gardens.

Winnifred Knightly believes herself to be an excellent matchmaker and intends to make Felix her final project. She makes a point of throwing Jasmine Clarke, her favourite aged care worker, directly in his path.

Jasmine, a single mum, is just trying to stay afloat. Burned by her last relationship, she has no interest in allowing another man into her life. But she has to admit to feeling a different sort of way each time Felix glances at her.

For his part, Felix wasn't looking for love but he can't deny the ever-growing attraction he feels for Jasmine.

However the past has the power to impact the present, whether that's from the long buried secrets of an old house or the scars of a bygone relationship. For Felix and Jasmine to have a future, they must face these ghosts of the past.