Tea For Two

"You have my heart and my love until the falls run dry and stars burn out."

Five years on from the death of her husband, Rosie firmly believed she'd live out the rest of her days in her small Welsh village serving afternoon teas in her tearoom. She'd fallen madly and deeply in love twice in her forty-two years, and had them both ripped away from her. She was done with it. She had her friends, her tearoom and her garden and everything was good, she'd even overcome the sadness of never being able to have children.

But the eerily familiar stranger grinning back at her one fall afternoon would quickly shake up her life and rip apart everything she believed. Could this man really be her first love back in town, fifteen years after he broke her young heart under the waterfall? Could she ever get over her anger and forgive him for running away to the bright lights of the city and leaving her behind?

Bryn is back to Penbodlen, the small hometown he once found claustrophobic, to get his affairs in order. The last person he wanted to bump in to was Rosie, the only true love of his life and the one he had compared all other women to. But here she was, even more beautiful that she had been back then and she was single.

Fate has thrown them back together and the sparks fly instantly. But is the timing finally right? How will they feel when they find out about the little keepsake of their night of passion in Rosie's growing belly? Can they both find the courage to give this second chance at love a go?

Tea For Two is an interconnected stand alone small town romance. It is the first book in the Hazel Falls series set in the fictional Welsh Village of Penbodlen. Some of the characters pop up in each other's stories, it is a small town after all, so it's more fun to read in order, with no risk of spoilers.