Not My Superhero: Previously published as One Snowy Week in Springhollow

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**PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED AS ONE SNOWY WEEK IN SPRINGHOLLOW** 'This gorgeous Christmassy second chance love story was exactly what I needed to warm my heart and soothe my soul' Rachel Burton When old friends return, sparks ignite this Christmas in Springhollow... Tomboy Scarlett thought Devon would be her best friend forever. He was the only person in Springhollow who supported her ambitious artist dreams. But then one winter, Devon and his parents disappear without warning to start a new life in NYC and a devastated Scarlett is left alone to face her high-school bullies and overbearing mother. Fast-forward ten years: Scarlett is playing it safe in her childhood village with a dull PA job and a wardrobe that passes her mother's old-fashioned standards. Meanwhile, Devon is a Hollywood heartthrob, starring in the latest superhero blockbuster. And he's finally coming home for Christmas... Scarlett can't help blaming her former best friend for the way her life has turned out, but Devon's cheeky charm and gorgeous smile prove difficult to resist. Devon always did make her feel on top of the world, but Scarlett knows her heart isn't racing just because she has her friend back. Is it mistletoe madness, or is she seeing Devon in a completely new light Could this Christmas of second chances finally be her time to shine Perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Jo Thomas and Holly Martin. Readers LOVE One Snowy Week in Springhollow 'I really loved this story' 5* Review 'A super read - quite possibly Lucy's best yet!' 5* Review 'A wonderful story of friendship, love, superheroes and being true to yourself' 5* Review 'Wow, what a great story' 5* Review 'A story you must pick up and devour over a mug of hot chocolate, curled up under a blanket' 5* Review

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Lucy Knott loves to write as the sun rises each morning and with the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the air. Being surrounded by a few of her favourite things; stacks of notebooks, a colourful bookshelf and a Shazam poster or two, inspires her to write the uplifting, heartfelt stories she so loves. When not writing or reading, you can find Lucy spending time with her family who have influenced the books she writes with their Italian heritage (on her Mum's side), love of food and strong sibling bonds. Lucy writes stories that she hopes encourages the reader to embrace who they are and believe in their dreams as she believes that no dream is too big or too small. This lead to her recently taking up skateboarding which she is loving every minute of learning and shows that it's never too late to follow your heart.