Brighton 1969: Dottie Perks steps off the train and breathes in the sea air, the smell of fish and chips, and the precious childhood memories of a friend and place she\'ll never forget.
It has all the ingredients for a perfect read: fantastic, loveable and very real characters, an emotional and compelling storyline, and a brilliant setting in time and place.\' Louise Douglas \'Sandy Taylor has proven herself to be a very talented and gifted storytelle.
Eagerly awaiting the next instalment.\' Good Reads Reviewer What readers are saying about The Girls from See Saw Lane: \'I loved this Novel so much, even though it\'s probably the most heart-breaking story I\'ve read all year...it will totally absorb you and capture your heart.\' That Thing She Reads \'I absolutely loved this book and couldn\'t put it down.
Will totally capture your heart.
It\'s truly wonderful \' Louise Douglas \'It\'s heart-wrenching storyline will totally absorbed.
Cal Turner Reviews \'This book has all the right ingredients for the perfect reading treat: adorable characters, a page-turning storyline, and plenty of emotion.
A gentle read, moving at times, and one that leaves you with a warm glow when you turn the final page.
It is full of hope, Love and Heartbreak with some amazing friendships that will warm the cockles of your heart.\' By The Letter Book Reviews \'It\'s the perfect book to lose yourself in on a long, hot summer day. \'Counting Chimneys is an emotionally charged Novel that had me so enthralled that I lost all track of time.
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The Girls from See Saw Lane is available now.
Perfect for fans of Nadine Dorries, Mary Gibson and Katie Flynn.
She can\'t throw away everything to be with Ralph...can she? And if she does, how can they ever overcome the pain and tragedy of their shared past? A beautiful, touching and heartbreaking story of love, loss and friendship.
As old familiar feelings come rushing to the surface, Dottie struggles to deny the strong chemistry that still exists between them.
Ralph Bennett. and broke it.
What more could she ask for? But when Dottie returns home to Brighton for a family celebration, the last person she expects to see is her first love; the boy who stole her heart...
She\'s safe, happy and loved.
Dottie Perks has forged a new life for herself in London, a new job and sweet boyfriend Joe to keep her warm at night.
Brighton 1969: Dottie Perks steps off the train and breathes in the sea air, the smell of fish and chips, and the precious childhood memories of a friend and place she\'ll never forget
