One Last Letter from Greece

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Grab a copy and a box of tissues ASAP simply beautiful Reader Review
Summer read of the year! Absolute perfection Reader Review
Wowthere are still tears in my eyes! Reader Review
Will walking in her mothers footsteps help Sophie discover who she was meant to be all along

Devastated by her mothers death, Sophie longs to get away from an empty house full of memories and a life that hasnt quite turned out as she had imagined.

So when a chance discovery among her mothers belongings hints at a past Sophie knows nothing of, she jumps at the opportunity for escape and a chance to heal. The magical, idyllic Greek town of Methoni awaits

But Sophie determined to uncover her mothers secrets is about to discover so much more. Among the tranquil waters and cosy tavernas, Methonis locals offer Sophie the answers she craves, along with unexpected romance and, if shell take it, a chance at her own happiness

The breathtaking, escapist debut novel from Emma Cowell, perfect for fans of Victoria Hislop, Carol Kirkwood and Karen Swan.

Praise for One Last Letter from Greece:

This book made me cry (a lot)! A gorgeous read I cant recommend enough! Reader Review

A compelling and tender story, beautifully told by an exciting new voice Santa Montefiore

Im in love with this story I couldnt stop reading Reader Review

Emmas written a beauty Peter Andre

This book has it allromance, forbidden love, highs, lows, a great setting and a happy ever after. An easy 5 star read from me Reader Review

Emma Cowell tells an emotional, gripping tale about family secrets, love and loss Adriana Trigiani

Grippingheartbreakingsimply wonderful Reader Review

An emotional rollercoaster. I fell in love with Theo and with Methoni which sounds so beautiful. Such an emotive tale of love and loss Rosanna Ley

Your perfect summer escape guaranteed! Reader Review

A delicious slice of Greek life. A beautiful love story. A lovely tribute to a mother's love Jo Thomas

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Praise for One Last Letter from Greece:

A compelling and tender story, beautifully told by an exciting new voice Santa Montefiore

An emotional rollercoaster. I fell in love with Theo and with Methoni which sounds so beautiful. Such an emotive tale of love and loss Rosanna Ley

Emma Cowell tells an emotional, gripping tale about family secrets, love and loss. Adriana Trigiani

Emmas written a beauty Peter Andre

Beautifully written. Emma Cowell writes with warm assurance and brings the Greek setting to life Sue Moorcroft

A delicious slice of Greek life. A beautiful love story. A lovely tribute to a mother's love Jo Thomas

What a debut from a gorgeous new voice in romantic fiction. The descriptions of Greece make you long to jump on a plane, the writing is so beautiful, and above all, it has such warmth and emotion Phillipa Ashley

Breath taking world building, stunning imagery and genuine emotion cooked into every page. I adored it Helen Fields

A sweeping epic Grecian romance about grief, healing, and the unpredictable ways they can drive our stories, One Last Letter From Greece is a Jojo Moyes-esque saga that I inhaled. Five stars from me! Laura Jane Williams

This unputdownable mystery, wrapped up in a heart-wrenching tale of love and loss, transported me to Greece. A great read for the beach as well as a grey day Tessa Harris

When you look up from your train seat/sofa/garden sunbed this summer youll be genuinely confused youre not in a taverna knocking back an ouzo Caroline Corcoran

Vivid descriptions of beautiful Greece transport you to a world of idyllic blue seas, olive trees and sunshine. A fantastic debut My Weekly

A compelling read Be Phenomenal

Author Bio

Emma lives in Cornwall with her husband, Tony, and their fur baby, a Russian Blue called Papoushka Gerald Cowell. A former actress and BBC presenter Emma is currently Head of Philanthropy for national charity Together for Short Lives. Outside of work, Emma is a keen angler and held a Cornish record for over 10 years until her crown was toppled. She is yet to get over it but tries to keep calm by practising yoga. Also, a keen linguist, Emma is attempting to learn Greek to maintain her love affair with the country where she has set her debut novel. She is yet to achieve a level of proficiency outside of tavernas and bakeries.