Summer in the Scottish Highlands

Donna Ashcroft

2021年9月 · Bolinda · 朗讀者：Paula Masterton

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Thirty-year-old Paige Dougall’s life is a mess. Only a year ago she was smashing all of her life goals – handsome husband, high-flying job, cute kid. But in just under twelve months everything has gone wrong. Nursing a broken heart, single mother Paige returns to Kindness Cottage, her childhood home nestled in a picture-perfect Scottish village, to try and get her life together. Despite the backdrop of rolling hills and lavender-scented air, Paige struggles to settle into her summer at Kindness Cottage. She’s too wrapped up in her own worries to embrace her beautiful surroundings. That is until Johnny Becker, the infuriatingly cheerful chef, with his twinkling eyes and dimpled smile, steps onto the scene and provides Paige with some much-needed distraction ... Johnny challenges Paige to step outside her comfort zone and focus on the things that really matter, from food tasting, to puppy training, to mountain climbing. In every moment she spends with Johnny, Paige finds herself remembering how to live again ... will she be able to love again too?

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Donna spent years working in publishing and as a freelance copywriter before turning her hand to writing romance novels. It took a few more years to get the story right, and she was helped along by the help of the fantastic Romantic Novelists Association and their New Writer’s Scheme. Donna was awarded the Katie Fforde Bursary in 2017, along with fellow author Erin Green. After this she met Natasha Harding from Bookouture who offered to mentor her through the WoMentoring Project – this lead to a publishing contract. When Donna isn’t lost in her latest novel, she works for an online retailer where she buys beauty and cleaning products (and indulges her other great passion – moisturiser). Originally from Buckinghamshire, Donna lived in Lancashire and London before settling in Hertfordshire. Here she lives with her own romantic hero Chris, and two fantastic teenagers, along with a couple of very grumpy cats.

Paula Masterton is a Scottish actress from the Perthshire town of Blairgowrie. She is known for on screen roles such as Big Boys Don’t Cry and No Shade. A mezzo-soprano aficionado with a fluency in French, Paula has a wide range of accents at her disposal. She has narrated a range of titles, including Karen Swan’s The Stolen Hours, The Witching Hour by C.J. Cooke, Broken Ghosts by J.D. Oswald and Beth Moran’s Because You Loved Me.