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Cornish Summer at Pear Tree Farm
Cornish
charm and a Tennessee twist – the perfect pair?
Nessa Vivian is determined to keep her parents’ business afloat, but Pear Tree
Farm near the backwater Cornish village of Polgarth didn’t do well as farm, and
it’s not faring much better as a camp site. Maybe it’s due to Nessa’s habit of
taking in troubled runaways, like ex-soldier Crispin, for next to nothing. Or
perhaps her highly-strung sister Lowena is right – caravans named after
Beatles’ songs and homegrown pears are not enough to turn the farm into a
tourist haven.
Then another troubled runaway turns up, posing the greatest threat yet.
Ex-musician Ward Spencer from Tennessee is certainly intriguing, but could his
plans to put nearby Tregereth House on the map mean Pear Tree Farm is finished
– or does his arrival signal a second lease of life, and not just for Nessa’s
business?
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Author Bio – Angela grew up in Cornwall, England and returns frequently from her
new home in Nashville, Tennessee to visit family and friends, drink tea and eat
far too many Cornish pasties!
A lifelong love of reading turned into a passion for writing
contemporary romance and her novels are usually set in the many places she's
visited or lived on her extensive travels. Thanks to over three decades of
marriage to her wonderful American husband she's a huge fan of transatlantic
romance and always makes sure her characters get their own happy-ever-after.
She is a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association. Her first novel
‘Truth and Consequence’ was published in 2006 and she’s now had over 30 novels
published internationally and several short stories in women’s magazines.
If you'd like to find out more of what Angela gets up to (Advance
warning: this may include references to wine, dark chocolate, Poldark and the
hunky Aidan Turner) check out www.angelabritnellromance.com or follow her on www.facebook.com/angelabritnell
, www.twitter.com/angelabritnell
and on Instagram as Angela Golley Britnell.
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