After losing her father and stepmother in a tragic accident, Sheana Lyon gave up everything to look after her half-brother, Tommy, with her Great Aunt Ellie at their farm, Creagbowie.
To raise money and to keep Tommy's inheritance, Sheana plans to extend the caravan park but is met with fierce opposition from her new neighbour at Fingaeli Manor.
Charlene Dee-Smythe, a high-powered businesswoman from a demolition company in London, is staying there...but why would she want to oppose Sheana's expansion?
And when Charlene's boss and boyfriend, Dean Fawcette, come up to see the Manor, he falls in love with it... and the strong-minded woman on the farm next door.
But Dean doesn't tell Sheana and Ellie who he really is, and Charlene only adds to the misinformation and miscommunication when Dean has to leave suddenly one morning.
Sheana won't go down without a fight and plans to appeal the opposition with the whole village behind her.
But why did Dean buy the Manor if not for his demolition company?
Will Sheana be able to get the money she needs to keep the farm?
And can she find love written in the wind?
Praise for Gwen Kirkwood:
'A classic story of love and hope'. - Holly Kinsella, best-selling author of 'Uptown Girl'.
'A gripping read'. - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.
Gwen Kirkwood is the author of sixteen Scottish novels and six shorter romantic novellas, including 'A Question of Love' and 'A New Beginning'. She won the Elizabeth Goudge Trophy, judged by Richard Lee, when it was re-introduced to mark the millennium in 2000. She lives in Scotland.
Genre: Romance
To raise money and to keep Tommy's inheritance, Sheana plans to extend the caravan park but is met with fierce opposition from her new neighbour at Fingaeli Manor.
Charlene Dee-Smythe, a high-powered businesswoman from a demolition company in London, is staying there...but why would she want to oppose Sheana's expansion?
And when Charlene's boss and boyfriend, Dean Fawcette, come up to see the Manor, he falls in love with it... and the strong-minded woman on the farm next door.
But Dean doesn't tell Sheana and Ellie who he really is, and Charlene only adds to the misinformation and miscommunication when Dean has to leave suddenly one morning.
Sheana won't go down without a fight and plans to appeal the opposition with the whole village behind her.
But why did Dean buy the Manor if not for his demolition company?
Will Sheana be able to get the money she needs to keep the farm?
And can she find love written in the wind?
Praise for Gwen Kirkwood:
'A classic story of love and hope'. - Holly Kinsella, best-selling author of 'Uptown Girl'.
'A gripping read'. - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.
Gwen Kirkwood is the author of sixteen Scottish novels and six shorter romantic novellas, including 'A Question of Love' and 'A New Beginning'. She won the Elizabeth Goudge Trophy, judged by Richard Lee, when it was re-introduced to mark the millennium in 2000. She lives in Scotland.
Genre: Romance
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