The fourth in the 'Hiverton Sisters' series, perfect for fans of Holly Martin, Trisha Ashley and Cathy Bramley.
In 'From Ireland With Love' we follow the exploits of sister Nick Byrne. Independent, sensible, and hugely successful in her career - Nick seems to have it all. But when an investigation into her company is launched, Nick feels her world start to crumble, and finds herself wondering what her father would do. Struggling to cope with her new situation, Nick decides to take a trip to Ireland to rediscover herself by tracing her roots. But will she end up finding more than she bargained for?
An uplifting and inspiring romcom by the Cornish based author Liz Hurley.
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Liz Hurley became a professional librarian for the money and the glamour. Not finding quite enough of either, she set up a bookshop with her husband in Cornwall. She didn't find much there either so she started writing. Now she has loads of money and glamour but only in the pages of her books!
Clementine's swapped a London flat for a Scottish castle - but will she get her fairytale ending?
After discovering they had inherited an enormous fortune, as well as the titles of 'Lady', the lives of the five Hiverton sisters have never been the same.
While oldest sister Ariana settles in Norfolk, fashion designer Clementine heads to the Scottish Highlands to investigate their newly inherited castle. Not bad for a girl brought up in poverty in a tiny house in East London...
However, Lady Clem quickly finds out that Ruacoddy Castle is falling to pieces, the neighbours - especially grumpy young farmer, Rory - are suspicious of her and the eccentric housekeeper, Ottoline, is still in residence.
But just as Clem starts to embrace her new life in the Highlands, growing closer to Rory and forming a friendship with Ottoline, she stumbles upon a secret in the attic that could destroy the Hiverton family. Can she save the castle as well as her family's reputation?
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object?
Take a trip to the gorgeous Scottish countryside with this utterly feelgood and hilarious read - fans of Jenny Colgan, Holly Martin and Cressida McLaughlin will love this!
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Liz Hurley became a professional librarian for the money and the glamour. Not finding quite enough of either, she set up a bookshop with her husband in Cornwall. She didn't find much there either so she started writing. Now she has loads of money and glamour but only in the pages of her books!
This uplifting debut novel from Cornwall based writer, Liz Hurley, is sure to put a smile on your face.
Ariana Byrne knows how to survive. After becoming a guardian to her four little sisters after their parents died when she was only eighteen, she had to grow up quickly. Now she's in her twenties, stuck in a loveless marriage to Greg, trying to make ends meet for her young twins, William and Leo.
So when Ari is told that she's actually the Right Honourable Lady de Foix, Countess of Hiverton, owner of a sprawling estate in the village of Saxburgh, Norfolk, her first instinct is laughter. Surely the girl who has to choose between food and keeping the lights on isn't rich beyond her wildest dreams?
She knows how to take care of her sisters and her children, but how on earth can Ari take care of an entire village? How will she fight off the circling land developers from Saxburgh, and stop her in-laws from grabbing all the money for themselves?
And while she's struggling to settle in and settle down, she's making new friends and new mistakes. Yet, trusting her gorgeous, new neighbour, Sebastian Flint-Hyssop may be the biggest one of all...
She's swapped sink estate for country estate...but can a girl from inner-city London learn how to become a Lady?
Fans of Jenny Colgan, Trisha Ashley and Carole Matthews will love this romantic, feelgood read.
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Liz Hurley became a professional librarian for the money and the glamour. Not finding quite enough of either, she set up a bookshop with her husband in Cornwall. She didn't find much there either so she started writing. Now she has loads of money and glamour but only in the pages of her books!
The sequel to Liz Hurley's 'A New Life for Ariana Byrne' and second in the Wiverton Sisters series, perfect for fans of Holly Martin, Phillipa Ashley and Milly Johnson.
Ever since the Byrne sisters - Ariana, Aster, Clem, Paddy and Nic - discovered they were heiresses to the vast Hiverton fortune, their lives have never been the same. No longer living in poverty in London, they now own an estate in Norfolk, a castle in Scotland and a picturesque village in Cornwall.
When sensitive Paddy, the baby of the family, swaps her model life on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week for the cobbled lanes of Tregisky on the beautiful Cornish coast, it's time for her to stand on her own two feet.
Soon, she's settled in her new home of Cockleshell Cottage overlooking the wild surf, the seals her closest companions.
And when she meets ex-soldier Hal, she's instantly smitten. Funny, considerate, and not to mention drop-dead gorgeous, he's perfect in every way apart from one - he's engaged. But after a misunderstanding brings the two together in ways they couldn't have imagined, it seems like they might just change each other's lives.
Will Paddy fall in love with more than just the glorious blue skies of Cornwall? Or are there storm clouds gathering ahead?
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Liz Hurley became a professional librarian for the money and the glamour. Not finding quite enough of either, she set up a bookshop with her husband in Cornwall. She didn't find much there either so she started writing. Now she has loads of money and glamour but only in the pages of her books!
'A great book for the armchair traveller or visitor to Cornwall. It is written as if you are sitting down with the author over a cup of tea or two and listening to tales and history. A delight.'
An engaging and informative history of Mevagissey.
For over 800 years, Mevagissey has flourished beside the south Cornish coastline. It has, in its heyday, been a globally significant port, lighting the streets of London in the 18th century and feeding the homes of Europe. It has been battered by freak storms and a cholera outbreak but has continued unbroken, contributing in no small part to the colonisation of the world by Cornish men and women.
This potted history gives an insight into the history of the village and takes a humorous look behind the scenes into what it is like to actually live and work in Cornwall's second largest fishing port. It debunks a few myths and introduces some lively, tall tales, as told through local voices.
Download A History of Mevagissey and enjoy listening to an entertaining and fascinating look into the history of this famous village.
An engaging and informative history of Mevagissey. For over eight hundred years Mevagissey has flourished beside the south Cornish coastline. It has, in its heyday, been a globally significant port, lighting the streets of London in the eighteenth century and feeding the homes of Europe.
'A great book for the armchair traveller or visitor to Cornwall. It is written as if you are sitting down with the author over a cup of tea or two and listening to tales and history. A delight.' An engaging and informative history of Mevagissey For over eight hundred years Mevagissey has flourished beside the south Cornish coastline. It has, in its heyday, been a globally significant port, lighting the streets of London in the eighteenth century and feeding the homes of Europe. It has been battered by freak storms and a cholera outbreak but has continued, unbroken, contributing in no small part to the colonisation of the world by Cornish men and women. This potted history gives an insight into the history of the village and takes a humorous look behind the scenes into what it is like to actually live and work in Cornwall's second largest fishing port. It debunks a few myths and introduces some lively, tall tales, as told through local voices. A History of Mevagissey is well written and well researched and provides an entertaining and fascinating look into the history of this famous village.
