Wedding bells are chiming in the village of Clunderton, but will it be happy-ever-afters all around? Rebecca Cavendish thinks not. All she’s feeling is shame and remorse since her affair with property mogul, Edward Hardwicke, whilst in another corner of the village, Louise Edwards is slowly coming to the conclusion she might not be in love with husband, Johnnie, anymore.
Meanwhile, Lottie Hardwicke is resisting the urge to do what she does best…interfere. When Edward’s son, James, turns up announcing Hardwickes’ intentions to develop land on the outskirts of the village into residential homes, and Edward makes a further shocking announcement, a divide begins to set hold amongst the villagers, perhaps more monumental than the country being torn apart by Brexit…
Will Lottie refrain? Or will she cave-in to that need to interfere, and ensure everyone ends up with their heart in the right home?
I would like to thank Lisa Hill for this book as I found the characters just flowed again like they did in the previous book.
Rebecca Cavendish is the scarlet woman from the affair with Edward Hardwicke. She's left behind to pick up the pieces and try and get on with her life. BUT when James Hardwicke comes into the village with news about a business that Edward is doing, he sets his sights on Rebecca Cavendish to try and win her over. In other news, Louise Edwards wants out and has no idea how to leave as she feels guilty for wanting to leave the girls behind. Jack Sellwood & Pamela Hardwicke is shacked up and wants to get married, but her impending divorce to Edward is in the way of their happiness. Also Jean who's Pamela's sister is not impressed with Pamela but can they sort out their differences for their mother Audrey? Then Edward hits the village with news he's dying. IS HE TELLING THE TRUTH or is there something more sinister behind him coming back to the village.
You need to read the 2nd installment of Lisa Hill's Lottie Hardwicke book, Heart in the Right Home series. YOU won't be disappointed :D
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