A review by kazza248
Sunrise at Butterfly Cove by Sarah Bennett
5.0
what a beautiful story to start this series, you can't help but fall in love with the characters
when you are a young widow you feel your life is over, you cant move on and find someone new with the still vivid memories of your dead husband, this is how Mia felt, so she bought an old run-down guest house by the coast to renovate and hide from the outside world.....that was until Daniel was dumped on her by her friend Madeline.
Daniel was a hotshot photographer in demand, but his life was spiralling in the wrong direction, until one day he just packed a bag got on a train and got off wherever it stopped.
both with their own baggage, they pulled together to work on the house with the help of friends and found themselves getting closer the more time they were together.
there is a twist towards the end of the book but you will just have to read it and see, I highly recommend this book, now starting the next one in the series.
when you are a young widow you feel your life is over, you cant move on and find someone new with the still vivid memories of your dead husband, this is how Mia felt, so she bought an old run-down guest house by the coast to renovate and hide from the outside world.....that was until Daniel was dumped on her by her friend Madeline.
Daniel was a hotshot photographer in demand, but his life was spiralling in the wrong direction, until one day he just packed a bag got on a train and got off wherever it stopped.
both with their own baggage, they pulled together to work on the house with the help of friends and found themselves getting closer the more time they were together.
there is a twist towards the end of the book but you will just have to read it and see, I highly recommend this book, now starting the next one in the series.