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The Colour of Summer
(2022)(The third book in the House in the Clouds series)
A novel by Victoria Connelly
How long can you hide your past from the one you love?
When Abigail and Edward became co-owners of historic Winfield Hall in the beautiful Sussex countryside, they had little idea what the future held. But, as the days of summer lengthen, their feelings towards one another grow and love begins to blossom.
Harry and Aura have been a couple for a year now and, with the summer solstice approaching, Harry hatches a very special plan. He just hopes that the sun, moon and the stars are all in alignment.
But not everything is going to plan. Life has a way of catching up with you and it isn’t long before Abi discovers that Edward’s been lying about his past, and the family secrets he’s been hiding now threaten their future happiness. Can Edward make amends for his mistakes and will Abi ever be able to forgive and trust him again?
Heartwarming and uplifting, The Colour of Summer is the final book in The House in the Clouds trilogy by the bestselling author of The Rose Girls and the Book Lovers series.
Praise for The House in the Clouds trilogy:
'A charming and engaging delight from masterful storyteller Victoria Connelly.' — Jenni Keer
'Captivating and intriguing' — Over the Rainbow Book Blog
'This book is just gorgeous with wonderfully drawn characters who develop as the book progresses… I really took them all to my heart.' — Being Anne
'Victoria Connelly is the queen of immersive sensory descriptions…With delightful characters, exquisite storytelling and a stunning location, these books never fail to be a joy to read.' — From Under the Duvet
'Readers can always rely on Victoria Connelly to deliver a sparkling and emotional page-turner that keeps them hooked from start to finish. A wonderful read full of drama, intrigue and romance' — Bookish Jottings
'A great follow-up to the prior release, giving you just that much more to love about the growing trilogy, and a desire to know what the conclusion will bring.' — Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers
Genre: Romance
When Abigail and Edward became co-owners of historic Winfield Hall in the beautiful Sussex countryside, they had little idea what the future held. But, as the days of summer lengthen, their feelings towards one another grow and love begins to blossom.
Harry and Aura have been a couple for a year now and, with the summer solstice approaching, Harry hatches a very special plan. He just hopes that the sun, moon and the stars are all in alignment.
But not everything is going to plan. Life has a way of catching up with you and it isn’t long before Abi discovers that Edward’s been lying about his past, and the family secrets he’s been hiding now threaten their future happiness. Can Edward make amends for his mistakes and will Abi ever be able to forgive and trust him again?
Heartwarming and uplifting, The Colour of Summer is the final book in The House in the Clouds trilogy by the bestselling author of The Rose Girls and the Book Lovers series.
Praise for The House in the Clouds trilogy:
'A charming and engaging delight from masterful storyteller Victoria Connelly.' — Jenni Keer
'Captivating and intriguing' — Over the Rainbow Book Blog
'This book is just gorgeous with wonderfully drawn characters who develop as the book progresses… I really took them all to my heart.' — Being Anne
'Victoria Connelly is the queen of immersive sensory descriptions…With delightful characters, exquisite storytelling and a stunning location, these books never fail to be a joy to read.' — From Under the Duvet
'Readers can always rely on Victoria Connelly to deliver a sparkling and emotional page-turner that keeps them hooked from start to finish. A wonderful read full of drama, intrigue and romance' — Bookish Jottings
'A great follow-up to the prior release, giving you just that much more to love about the growing trilogy, and a desire to know what the conclusion will bring.' — Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers
Genre: Romance
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