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‘The perfect summer story – a funny and moving read set in glorious modern-day Poldark country.’ – Bestselling author Jane CostelloSet on the gorgeous Cornish coast at the height of summer, this is the perfect romance to take on your hols!Since Pippa Harte was forced to take over her parents’ farm, she’s barely had time to shave her legs let alone make time for a date. Now she’s more likely to be getting down and dirty mucking out the pigs – and avoiding those of the human male variety.When Ben Retallick walks out of her childhood and back into her present it seems that perhaps Pippa has more time than she thought. All Poldark smoulders and easy-going charm, Ben’s definitely worth whipping her wellies off for!But Ben is a man with his own past and his own issues – and as much as she’s enjoying having him around, she’s got to get a grip. After all life isn’t always a beach … Then again, this is Cornwall.Every summer has a story…Debbie is the author of Cold Feet at Christmas, the #1 Christmas bestseller!

How bad can this good girl be? PA Catherine North is twin-set-and-pearls perfect. Her hair is tightly coiled and so is her sex life – it’s safer that way. Her only release comes from the steamy romance novel she secretly pens, featuring her too-hot-to-handle boss, Max Rutherford. After all, a girl has to channel those fantasies into something productive… !But when Max finds the steamy book he sees his perfect PA in a whole new light. Now he wants to know just how bad his good girl can be… and he’s going to enjoy every minute of finding out!

First comes baby, then comes marriage…and love? Keri Overton thought her one night of passion with Jake McCoy would be her only memory of him, until she discovered she was pregnant with his child. Fortunately a safe haven beckoned: Jake’s home town of Chance City. Too bad he was out of town. Permanently, it seemed.But imagine her surprise at an unexpected baby-shower guest: the child’s father! And everyone expected these soul mates to marry, so marry they did. Could their in-name-only union possibly turn into the real thing?