I feel almost sad that this is the last in the Solhaven Forever series. You'll meet with all the previous characters, but the story is a standalone and you don't need to have read the others to enjoy this one. "Unable to effect the changes he feels his country needs, Prince Maximilian leaves Mondorra to live the useful life he craves. But he cannot forget the haunted eyes of a ballerina he once met at a palace reception. Now working as a gardener at the Haven House Hotel, and calling himself Anton, he is astonished to see this very woman walking up the hotel’s stairs.
Lizzie has also never forgotten her encounter with the “sad man,” as she’s always called him. She is struggling to reclaim her former glory as a prima ballerina after leaving her abusive partner, and this outreach program in rural Wales seems the very way forward. But what is the sad man doing here? And why won’t he tell her who he is?
The peaceful surroundings of the hotel lead them on the first tentative steps to love, but Anton’s secrets and the shadow of Lizzie’s former lover loom over them. When the truth is revealed, will Lizzie be able to make the leap, or will the swan princess refuse the crown of Mondorra forever?"
The reviews for the first two have been very good and I've already had some feedback about this one:
Can't put it down. Kept me engrossed. I love your writing. This was a delightful book - just like a fairytale.
Meh! Just as well you can't see me, my face is very pink! I love my readers. I LOVE MY READERS! I've also finally put up the revised version (both ebook and paperback) of Takeover, another book that has recently been read by some beta readers, all of whom said how much they enjoyed it. Even one lady who was rather a reluctant reader, because romance is not her normally preferred genre, said how good it was. I think my books are adventurous, with some suspense, and always a romantic thread.
As those who have read them know, they contain all sorts of events from car crashes to kidnaps!
Anyway, that's all for now - I'm not long back from a two week holiday which included a wonderful wedding, a few bike rides, a copper mine and a visit to my son and his partner. And now I'm tired! And to finish with, here's a photo of me lurking behind a piece of foliage, at the wedding!
