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When Daisy’s mother falls ill she is forced to return home. With her twin sons in tow, she moves back to Half Moon Farm, her family’s ancient hop farm. But a new life in the Kent countryside isn’t necessarily as idyllic as it might seem. Daisy’s relationship with her mother is complicated and the tumbledown farm isn’t the only thing that needs rebuilding. Daisy and her sons must adjust to life with estranged family, a leaking roof, and no WiFi. Luckily for Daisy, she might yet find some distraction.

Dette er femte og sidste del i Holly Hepburns hyggelige fortælling "Første år på byens pub". Søstrene Nessie og Sam arver en pub efter deres far, som de ikke har haft kontakt med i mange år. Pubben ligger i den lille, idylliske landsby Little Monkham langt ude på landet, og de ser det som en mulighed for at lægge deres travle og kaotiske liv bag sig og begynde på en frisk. Da de ankommer til pubben Star and Sixpence, ser den dog ikke ud, som de havde forestillet sig.

Dette er tredje del af fem i Holly Hepburns hyggelige fortælling "Første år på byens pub". Søstrene Nessie og Sam arver en pub efter deres far, som de ikke har haft kontakt med i mange år. Pubben ligger i den lille, idylliske landsby Little Monkham langt ude på landet, og de ser det som en mulighed for at lægge deres travle og kaotiske liv bag sig og begynde på en frisk. Da de ankommer til pubben Star and Sixpence, ser den dog ikke ud, som de havde forestillet sig.

Dette er fjerde del af fem i Holly Hepburns hyggelige fortælling "Første år på byens pub". Søstrene Nessie og Sam arver en pub efter deres far, som de ikke har haft kontakt med i mange år. Pubben ligger i den lille, idylliske landsby Little Monkham langt ude på landet, og de ser det som en mulighed for at lægge deres travle og kaotiske liv bag sig og begynde på en frisk. Da de ankommer til pubben Star and Sixpence, ser den dog ikke ud, som de havde forestillet sig.

Dette er første del af fem i Holly Hepburns hyggelige fortælling "Første år på byens pub". Søstrene Nessie og Sam arver en pub efter deres far, som de ikke har haft kontakt med i mange år. Pubben ligger i den lille, idylliske landsby Little Monkham langt ude på landet, og de ser det som en mulighed for at lægge deres travle og kaotiske liv bag sig og begynde på en frisk. Da de ankommer til pubben Star and Sixpence, ser den dog ikke ud, som de havde forestillet sig.

Dette er anden del af fem i Holly Hepburns hyggelige fortælling "Første år på byens pub". Søstrene Nessie og Sam arver en pub efter deres far, som de ikke har haft kontakt med i mange år. Pubben ligger i den lille, idylliske landsby Little Monkham langt ude på landet, og de ser det som en mulighed for at lægge deres travle og kaotiske liv bag sig og begynde på en friskDa de ankommer til pubben Star and Sixpence, ser den dog ikke ud, som de havde forestillet sig.

Eve has always lived on Ennisfarne, an idyllic island just off the coast of Northumberland and only accessible when tides are low. There she runs a bar overlooking Darling Cove, a heavenly horseshoe-shaped beach named after her seafaring ancestors, whose links to the Farne Islands stretch back centuries. Logan is a famous photographer desperate to evade the limelight after a difficult break-up. Renting a cottage from Eve, he chooses Ennisfarne in the hope of anonymity but is immediately spellbound by its natural beauty.

When Hope loses her husband, she fears her happiest days are behind her. With her only connection to London broken, she moves home to York to be near her family and to begin to build a new life. Taking a job at the antique shop she has always admired, she finds herself crossing paths with two very different men. Will, who has recently become the guardian to his niece after the tragic death of her parents. And Ciaran, who she enlists to help solve the mystery of an Egyptian antique. Two men who represent two different happy endings.

Nestled in the quiet countryside sits the cosy village of Little Monkham, home of the Star and Sixpence, a renovated pub owned by sisters Sam and Nessie. As the locals welcome the new season, it appears that change is afoot in their tiny community, and not all of it for the better...Nessie is moving in with her boyfriend, leaving Sam alone in the pub. But with the arrival of new chef Gabriel causing a flutter among the women of the village, it seems that Sam might not be so lonely after all.

Sadie is a single mum, nursing a broken heart. Her best friend from childhood, Cat, is burned out from working long hours as a chef in Paris. In need of a change, they decide to invest in their dream - running their own handmade biscuit shop in gorgeous Castle Court, a three-storey food court tucked away behind Chester's bustling streets. They soon discover that Castle Court has its own community - a little haven of delight against the stresses of the outside world. But not everyone welcomes the new business.

On paper, Merina Wilde has it all: a successful career writing the kind of romantic novels that make even the hardest hearts swoon, a perfect carousel of book launches and parties to keep her social life buzzing and a childhood sweetheart who thinks she’s a goddess. But Merry has a secret: the magic has stopped flowing from her fingers. Try as she might, she can’t summon up the sparkle that makes her stories shine.

Harriet White is no stranger to odd correspondence. Ensconced in the basement of the Baker Street building society, her job is to reply to the mail they receive on behalf of Sherlock Holmes. But while letters to the fictional sleuth may be plentiful, telegrams are rare, and so when she receives one describing the grave situation of celebrated author Philip St John, her interest is piqued. The writer describes St John as being consumed by terror, seeing ghostly apparitions on the fens, and only at ease in the company of his loyal wolfhound.

When Harriet White rebuffs the advances of her boss at the Baker Street building society where she works, she finds herself demoted to a new position… a very unusual position. Deep in the postal department beneath the bank, she is tasked with working her way through a mountain of correspondence addressed to Baker Street’s most famous resident: Mr Sherlock Holmes.