Summer at Tillingford Hall

According to Tatler’s Little Black Book, The Honourable Guy Tillingford is Britain’s twenty-ninth most eligible bachelor, after the Marquis of Granby and grime artist Tornado.

With a seven-year-old daughter, Hatty, to care for, studious divorcee Alice Merrow doesn’t have time for celebrity gossip. She’s on secondment at Hampshire’s famous Tillingford Hall for one job – to catalogue Lord Tillingford’s unrivalled collection of miniature portraits. She knows Guy is way out of her league and couldn’t be interested in a tired single mum like her… could he?

When Alice and her flamboyant boss, Desmond Kingston-Campbell, realise that everything – and everyone – at Tillingford Hall are not as they seem, their discoveries could tear the Tillingford family apart.
And can Guy get over supermodel Sahara Seaton-Smyth to find true love with a woman who could help him put Tillingford Hall on the map and drag his family into the twenty-first century?

praise for
Summer at Tillingford Hall

“I adored the setting – I could easily picture the house and its inhabitants –

and Alice and Hatty were so likeable and authentic
that I was rooting for them the whole way.
Summer at Tillingford Hall kept me guessing till the end.”
Hannah Langdon, author of Christmas with the Lords

 

Wow I will be reading more from this author. What a fabulous, funny and romantic story. I loved every bit of it and now I am a bit sad the book’s finished. Well worth a read!

Lucy Mitchell, author of The Car Share

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 Fun, feel-good romance with a dash of mystery. An enjoyable read that kept me turning the pages. Two leads with their own emotional baggage are supported by some interesting and likeable secondary characters (and some not so likeable), and the Hampshire setting rings true.
And not just one, but three Happy Ever Afters.

Jayne Davis, author of An Improper Correspondence

“Summer at Tillingford Hall is an enchanting read that artistically
leads you on an adventurous journey. It is filled with mystery,
secrets, and deep truths shadowed by lies,
ultimately ending in the greatest discovery of all – love.”
Jacqueline Malcolm, author of Slave

“I still think about your lovely story! The characters stayed with me.
I loved it; the setting, the characters who just fit, the family intrigue.
All in all, a wonderful book.”
Ruth Kramer, author of Things we do for Love and Science