A New Happy Place

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A brokenhearted seamstress struggles to regain her mojo after her boyfriend cheats on her in this romantic comedy debut.

Violet is a seamstress with big dreams of designing her own wedding gowns and opening her own bridal shop. But things fall apart when she finds Philip, her boyfriend, in a compromising position with one of her colleagues.

Violet decides it is time to go back home to her eccentric mother and particular father. And after wallowing, Violet decides to re-evaluate her life, put the past behind her, and search for happiness. She meets with old friends and builds an unlikely friendship with a group of zany women from her mothers Zumba class.

So, with the help of her friends, old and new, Violet begins to rebuild her life. Then she meets the handsome Ben Matthews, and there is instant chemistry. But with life throwing up even more problems, their budding relationship is put to the test...

Can Violet find love and happiness again or is she destined to a life of loneliness

A New Happy Place is a laugh-out-loud and heartwarming romantic comedy about love, hope, and friendship. Its the perfect read for fans of authors like Jojo Moyes and Holly Martin.

Author Bio

Ruth lives in Lancashire with her husband and two young children. After studying psychology at UCLAN, Ruth has spent the last ten years working in HR. From a young age Ruth has loved to write. She showcased her active imagination when at ten years-old she would write her own newspaper articles. These mainly consisted of stories about a fantastic warrior princess saving the world or confirmation that fairies really do exist. These wild stories have continued to this day as she makes up fun bedtime stories for her children. After a conversation with her eldest son where she insisted he should have the confidence to pursue any career he wants, Ruth realised that she should actually follow her own advice and write the book she has always longed to write. Being an old romantic at heart and huge fan of womens fiction, its only natural that this is the genre of stories Ruth loves to write about. When not writing or entertaining her two young boys, Ruth can be found down at the allotment or baking a number of treats in the kitchen.