High on the clifftops, Lettie takes a deep breath of salty air and opens the letter.
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The tears began flowing Before I got to the end of the first chapter...
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Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Rosanna Ley and Sheila O\'Flanagan.
If she stays to find what the key unlocks, can she discover the truth about what Iris did - and fight for her own fresh start? Or will she be the next Starcross woman to run from Heaven\'s Cove forever? An absolutely gorgeous read that will whisk you away to the stunning Devon coast, about family secrets, long-lost love and coming home.
So when her sister calls begging her to come home, Lettie is torn.
Heartbroken, Lettie questions if she ever really understood her beloved aunt - and if Corey knew about this shocking rift all along.
Then she tells Lettie a devastating secret: seventy years ago, a choice Iris made tore apart this tight-knit community.
Hearing the name \'Iris Starcross\', her wrinkled face turns pale.
But everything changes when Lettie meets Corey\'s grandmother.
And when she locks eyes with brooding fisherman Corey as he\'s singing a haunting sea shanty in the local tavern, the sparks that fly between them are a welcome distraction from her grief.
with no job back home, and no-one in her family understanding how adrift she feels, Lettie wonders if her aunt was lonely just like her - is that why she fled this pretty seaside village years ago and never returned? Staying at Driftwood House where Iris lived, now a cosy B&B, Lettie can almost hear Iris\'s laughter on the breeze.
Lettie Starcross makes her way along the cobbled streets of Heaven\'s Cove, clutching a little key and searching for answers about her kind, twinkly-eyed Great Aunt Iris, whom she misses terribly.
The message, and the tiny gold key inside, will turn her life upside down...
There is no signature, and the old-fashioned handwriting is faint against the yellowed paper.
High on the clifftops, Lettie takes a deep breath of salty air and opens the letter
