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A captivating and modern Highland romance, set amid a culture clash of city and rural lifestyles and FILLED with unexpected twists and turns!
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City girl, Rural lifestyle.
Something has to give...
Lucy McIntosh is a city girl through and through. She works in an advertising agency in Edinburgh with her boyfriend Jake, and her life is a whirl of deadlines, corporate parties, and coffee shops.
Then Lucy learns that she is to inherit a hotel in the Highlands from her long-lost Uncle Calum. At first insistent that she will sell it to fund her and Jake's move to London, she arrives in her uncle's village to find The Mormaer Inn, a huge, tumbledown place perpetually on the brink of failure - and falls in love with it.
Lucy is determined to restore the hotel to former glories. But her dream is blocked at every turn by obstacles. Rooms that need complete renovation, staff members who need personality transplants . . . and Graham Sutherland. His family have been local landowners for generations, and he wants the Inn for himself. Graham wants to demolish the hotel to build a holiday park, and is so confident Lucy will sell to him that he has already applied for planning permission. He is furious to think that naïve newcomer Lucy might have her own plans for the hotel - and adamant he'll get what he wants . . .
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Readers ADORE Caroline Dunford's witty, entertaining reads:
'I could not put this book down... Great storyline, kept you rooted to the spot' 5* reader review
'I really enjoyed this book. It was well written and had a good plot' 5* author review
'I've never read any other books from this author and found it very heart warming with a lot of life lessons included...' 5* reader review
'...the first modern day novel by this author and I was excited to read it. I wasn't disappointed and was gripped by the story right to the end' 5* reader review
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City girl, Rural lifestyle.
Something has to give...
Lucy McIntosh is a city girl through and through. She works in an advertising agency in Edinburgh with her boyfriend Jake, and her life is a whirl of deadlines, corporate parties, and coffee shops.
Then Lucy learns that she is to inherit a hotel in the Highlands from her long-lost Uncle Calum. At first insistent that she will sell it to fund her and Jake's move to London, she arrives in her uncle's village to find The Mormaer Inn, a huge, tumbledown place perpetually on the brink of failure - and falls in love with it.
Lucy is determined to restore the hotel to former glories. But her dream is blocked at every turn by obstacles. Rooms that need complete renovation, staff members who need personality transplants . . . and Graham Sutherland. His family have been local landowners for generations, and he wants the Inn for himself. Graham wants to demolish the hotel to build a holiday park, and is so confident Lucy will sell to him that he has already applied for planning permission. He is furious to think that naïve newcomer Lucy might have her own plans for the hotel - and adamant he'll get what he wants . . .
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Readers ADORE Caroline Dunford's witty, entertaining reads:
'I could not put this book down... Great storyline, kept you rooted to the spot' 5* reader review
'I really enjoyed this book. It was well written and had a good plot' 5* author review
'I've never read any other books from this author and found it very heart warming with a lot of life lessons included...' 5* reader review
'...the first modern day novel by this author and I was excited to read it. I wasn't disappointed and was gripped by the story right to the end' 5* reader review
About the author
Having previously worked as a journalist and then a psychotherapist, Caroline Dunford enjoyed many years helping other people shape their personal life stories before taking the plunge and writing her own stories. She has now published almost thirty books in varying genres, ranging from historical crime, to thrillers and romance, including her much-loved Euphemia Martins mysteries and a new series set around WWII featuring Euphemia's perceptive daughter Hope Stapleford. Caroline also teaches creative writing courses part-time at the University of Edinburgh.
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