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- Author: Julie C Round
- Publisher: New Generation Publishing
- Year: 2020
- ISBN-10: 1800319339
- ISBN-13: 9781800319332
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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A young widow, Valerie Davies, living alone in a coastal town, makes the decision to go to an Introduction Agency rather than look online for a new partner.
When 'Ocean Introductions' initially gives her a choice of two likely candidates living in the local area she begins her search.
But looking for love in her late thirties proves more problematical than she had anticipated.
Can she find someone who is interested in her, who does not expect instant intimacy and who will support her when she finds herself the victim of crime?
She finds solace in tending her allotment but a holiday in the Scilly Isles is followed by a situation she cannot resolve on her own.
Can a new job and a new home satisfy her urge for change?
More challenges increase her concern, but a passionate interlude gives her hope for the future.
Are any of the numerous suitors she meets the ideal match?
'Everything a reader wants, mystery, love, crime' Pat Green
'Julie Round is an expert at describing the stresses and strains of family life' Jack Livesey
'An uplifting read' Elaine Hankin
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- Author: Julie C Round
- Publisher: New Generation Publishing
- Year: 2020
- ISBN-10: 1800319339
- ISBN-13: 9781800319332
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
A young widow, Valerie Davies, living alone in a coastal town, makes the decision to go to an Introduction Agency rather than look online for a new partner.
When 'Ocean Introductions' initially gives her a choice of two likely candidates living in the local area she begins her search.
But looking for love in her late thirties proves more problematical than she had anticipated.
Can she find someone who is interested in her, who does not expect instant intimacy and who will support her when she finds herself the victim of crime?
She finds solace in tending her allotment but a holiday in the Scilly Isles is followed by a situation she cannot resolve on her own.
Can a new job and a new home satisfy her urge for change?
More challenges increase her concern, but a passionate interlude gives her hope for the future.
Are any of the numerous suitors she meets the ideal match?
'Everything a reader wants, mystery, love, crime' Pat Green
'Julie Round is an expert at describing the stresses and strains of family life' Jack Livesey
'An uplifting read' Elaine Hankin
Reviews