Two very different sisters band together to help their mother rejoin the dating scene in this uplifting novel of life and love in a Yorkshire village.
Brooke Padgett runs The Highwayman’s Drop, a local pub in the beautiful village of Leyholme. And as she fights to keep it open, she doesn’t have time for a relationship—especially not with the pub's new barman, gorgeous single dad Hayden . . .
After discovering her wealthy husband’s infidelity, older sister Rhianna moves back to the pub with her children in tow. Living together under one roof won’t be easy, but Brooke and Rhianna are soon bonded by a common mission. Their widowed mum Janey is keen to start dating again—and she’ll need more than a little help from her girls . . .
As the sisters join forces to help Janey, their relationship becomes close once again. Until a secret threatens to drive a wedge between them all . . .
Lisa Swift grew up in rural West Yorkshire, right in the heart of Brontë country… and she’s still there. Lisa also writes romantic comedies under the pen name Mary Jayne Baker.