The Last Days of Summer

(Paperback)

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Easy to fall in love with, its delightfully warm and captivating - Lovereading

Home at last
Summers at Rosewood were always about cocktails on the terrace and cream teas in the rose garden. Until two years ago, when Saskia broke her family apart

Receiving an invite to the most exclusive garden party in the country, Saskia knows she wont be welcomed with open arms. But this is one event she cant avoid, no matter how much she would like to hide from her past. It is finally time to face the music!

Arriving back at Rosewood everything looks the same, but under the surface family secrets threaten to disturb the picture-perfect family celebration.

Spend your summer at Rosewood, full of family, friendship and a chance to heal your heart.

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Praise for Sophie Pembrokes THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER

Families are often complicated and Sophie Pembroke has chosen a fabulous group of people to write about. I couldn't wait to read more about each member. The gripping secrets are all well worth finding out and I liked the unexpected ending. I highly recommend this wonderful summer story. With Love for Books

This is a compelling summer read which should be on everyones to read list The Reading Shed

I wont give too much away but this book is definitely a page turner and a perfect read for The Last Days Of Summer. After the Rain Comes Sunshine

I was completely engrossed in this fascinating novel - The Chicklit Club

You know youve found a great book when you are left with a warmth in your heart and a smile on your face! - @Mommyreading (Twitter)

Author Bio

Sophie Pembroke has been dreaming, reading and writing romance ever since she read her first Mills and Boon as part of her English Literature degree at Lancaster University, so getting to write romances for a living really is a dream come true! Sophie lives in a little Hertfordshire market town with her scientist husband and her incredibly imaginative four-year-old daughter. She writes stories about friends, family and falling in love, usually while drinking too much tea and eating homemade cakes. Or, when things are looking very bad for her heroes and heroines, white wine and dark chocolate.She keeps a blog at www.SophiePembroke.com which should be about romance and writing, but is usually about cake and castles instead.