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Journalist Ava takes a DNA test hoping to discover her roots. Instead, she finds out she has a half-sister ... whilst on a live stream watched by 100,000 people. Her boss thinks it’s the perfect click-bait story. Ava just wants to go to Moira’s tiny Scottish village and meet her.
But when Ava arrives undercover as a volunteer farmhand, she realises Moira – who’s her pig-wrestling, chatterbox polar opposite – might not be delighted by the news. And the longer Ava stays in Kilroch, with its inappropriately attractive minister and ties to her hidden family past, the more complicated this surprise is going to get...
The perfect read for fans of Marian Keyes, Beth O’Leary and Mhairi McFarlane.
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‘I was invested, I was amused, I was heart-warmed and I didn't want it to end...ps the priest was really hot too’ Holly McCulloch, author of Just Friends
‘I inhaled it! Super funny and packs an emotional punch’ Nicola Gill, author of The Neighbours
‘Had me laughing all the way through, and I got weepy at the end’ Sara Nisha Adams, author of The Reading List
‘I laughed the whole way through and cried at the end. The perfect smart, escapist read’ Freya Sampson, author of The Last Chance Library
‘Heartwarming, tender and completely unputdownable’ Hannah Tovey, author of The Education of Ivy Edwards
‘As comforting as putting on your cosiest sweater and fuzzy socks. I loved every moment of it’ Jesse Sutanto, author of Dial A For Aunties
‘The most lovely, heartwarming, hilarious, escapist dream’ Mary Hargreaves, author of This is Not a Love Story
‘Like going on my favourite kind of country holiday, full of rampaging farm animals, mud, suspicious locals and hot priests ... Witty, lovely, brilliant escapism’ Lex Croucher, author of You’re Crushing It
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Abigail is a comedy writer living in London and surviving on a diet of three-shot coffee, bourbons, and vegetarian sausage rolls. She was born and brought up in Norfolk, which she says is to blame for the sardonic humour that runs through her novels. Abigail was the runner-up in 2019's Comedy Women in Print award for The Lonely Fajita: her first novel.
You can find out lots more about her on Instagram (@abigailemann) and on her website (www.abigailemann.com).
