David dreamed of moving from London to live somewhere less hectic and so him and wife Molly moved to Herefordshire to indulge in country life, including living on a lovely farm.
However, Molly has the London townhouse left to her after David passes away and so is swayed to go back to her preferred good life she loved before as she has lived out in the country for five years so far with the children and farm to keep along with her money struggles and bailiff's.
So when and Uncle passes away leaving the townhouse supposedly empty Molly's mum tempts her to go and look at least which ensues into finding a strange man living there now.
I like how the book flashes back to how David and Molly were before he passed and how the true events surrounding their countryside move came about around the issue of a certain person they knew being involved. It was admirable hpow they stuck together for the children involved.
I truly loved all the elements to this book and how you think your life is sorted until someone causes it all to change. Molly was a likeable character who cares deeply about her children and didn't come across badly for how her past could've changed her. It's a great chick lit from Catherine yet again. Thanks to the publishers for allowing me to review it.
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