From Teresa Crane, comes this searing and romantic story for readers of Dinah Jefferies, Santa Montefiore or Victoria Hislop

Cathy Kotsikas is really as unsettled while anyone in postwar Britain. A hasty marriage has become an exhausting clash of personalities. Leon, her Greek husband, as enchanting as he’s ruthless and self-centred, understands neither her mildly eccentric personality nor her dependence on freedom. Cathy’s sanctuary is Sandlings, a remote control cottage within the barren Suffolk coast remaining to her by her grandfather. For Leon, nevertheless, his business in London as well as the recovery of his family home in Greece are of paramount importance. When Nikos, Leon’s boy, arrives from New York, he is attracted to Cathy from your first, and she to him. Neither sees the threat of the attraction until it is as well past due. Their chemistry turns into a spiral of passion and betrayal culminating in the open sunlit beauty of the Greek countryside.

“A tale with great momentum and the added attraction of inviting backdrops in sunlit Greece and a remote seascape in Suffolk” – LIVERPOOL ECHO