Sunny Days at Golden Sands Bay

Slip on your sunglasses, Spring has sprung on the Boardwalk! When artist Jools Jones', new man Finn Gallichan, leaves the Boardwalk to go travelling for several months she's not too worried. She has her paintings to keep her busy and helps her grandmother run their second hand bookshop, Boardwalk Books.She's happy to wait for Finn's return, to pick up where they left off, as absence makes the heart grow fonder - right?She's soon drawn into helping Alan Hidrio trace a copy of a book he wrote years before and meets glass artist Marius Arnesen, who, fascinated by her paintings, offers her a place in an art exhibition.When she begins to suspect that Finn isn't quite the person she had hoped and Marius steps up to save someone close to her, she wonders if maybe she's made the wrong decision...Can Jools rely on her instincts? Or should she risk the chance of a future with Marius?What readers say about SUNNY DAYS ON THE BOARDWALK: 'A love story that will capture readers attention from the very beginning and keep them hooked throughout' - Bookish Jottings'A charming finale to an adorable series about love, romance, and the power of female friendship' - Amy's Booket List'A very uplifting, friendly, romance filled and community coming together story' - Between the Pages Book Club'Fabulous conclusion to an entertaining series.' - Reading Tonic'A delight to read and then some... superbly written' - Ginger Book Geek'A series where I have been fully engrossed in it from start to finish.' - Jolene's Book Corner'A feel good read that will have you smitten at the first chapter.' - Herding Cats Blog'That a lot of the action centres around a bookshop is another bonus and the search for a missing book is the icing on the cake.' - All Things Bookie'Oliver is a fantastic hero who I am sure will have readers intrigued from the moment he strides onto the page' Bookish Jottings'Georgina Troy's writing style carries the reader along and is as light and crisp as the first snowfall of the year' Julie Ryan'A warm-hearted story that made me feel all wintry and Christmassy' Karen Clarke