Holiday In The Hamptons
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4.3 • 4 Ratings
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Publisher Description
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‘Absolutely love Sarah Morgan. She never fails to make me smile, laugh and occasionally shed a tear. Her books genuinely brighten up my day’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘I just could not put this book down! I snatched every minute possible to sit and read Holiday in the Hamptons . . . Yet again Sarah has outdone herself, if you read one book this summer make it this one’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘A wonderful romantic summer read!’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘I started this book at 2 a.m. and read right through the night. A captivating romantic story’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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She’s moved on . . .
Felicity Knight loves New York. But when she spots her ex-husband in the city, Fliss is desperate to escape.
He’s moved back . . .
Vet Seth Carlyle is back from California to establish his own practice and settle down. When he learns that his ex, Fliss, still lives close by, the future is looking a whole lot brighter . . .
Will a perfect escape bring them together again?
With the help of his adorable dog Lulu, and a sprinkling of beachside magic, Seth is determined to make Fliss see he’s never stopped loving her. But is it too late?
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Praise for Sarah Morgan:
'Wonderfully romantic and sumptuously atmospheric’ Alex Brown
‘A master storyteller’ Laura Jane Williams
Reviews
Praise for Sarah Morgan
'Wonderfully romantic and sumptuously atmospheric.’
-Alex Brown, author of The Secret Orchard Cottage
‘Smart and funny and a little bit naughty – but also warm and wise. If you’re feeling out of sorts it will restore your faith in the power of love and friendship – and owning a dog! It’s everything a romantic novel should be – an absolute delight.’ – Veronica Henry
‘Sarah’s a master at creating the moments when the reader seriously doubts the hero and heroine are really going to get together… until phew, they do. Bliss!’ – Sue Moorcraft
‘The perfect book to curl up with’ – Heat
‘Lovers of romance will relish this tale of friendship, fun and flirting set in beautiful New York.’ – My Weekly
‘Morgan excels in balancing the sweet and sexy to create the perfect blend.’ – Booklist
'A gorgeously sparkly romance about letting go and learning to love again.’ – Julia Williams, bestselling author of Coming Home for Christmas
'Morgan is a magician with words' – RT Book Reviews
‘Morgan’s novel delivers the classic sweep-you-off-your-feet romantic experience.’ – Publisher’s Weekly
‘Perfect chick-lit’ – BEST magazine
About the author
Sarah Morgan lives near London with her husband and two sons. An international bestseller, her books have been translated into more than thirty languages and she has sold over eighteen million books worldwide. For more about Sarah visit her website www.sarahmorgan.com, and sign up to her newsletter. She also loves to connect with readers on Facebook (AuthorSarahMorgan), Twitter (@SarahMorgan_) and Instagram (sarahmorganwrites).
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The effects of emotional child abuse are at the heart of this flimsy second-chances love story, the fifth installment in Morgan's From Manhattan with Love contemporary series (after New York, Actually). When Felicity "Fliss" Knight, a rambunctious and emotionally closed-off professional dogwalker, gets a call that her grandmother is in the hospital, she hightails it to the Hamptons to take care of her. Fliss hopes to avoid an awkward encounter with her ex-husband, Seth Carlyle (whom she left after three months of marriage and hasn't seen in 10 years), but winds up practically living next door to him. Seth, a veterinarian, knows Fliss is closed off, but he's determined to finally break down her barriers and get answers he feels are long over-due. Fliss hides her emotions as a defense mechanism stemming from her father's emotional abuse of her as a child, but she's still undeniably attracted to the handsome, patient vet, and her feelings prove difficult to contain. Although initially understandable, readers will tire of Fliss's stoicism; it's not clear what Seth saw in her the first time or why he's interested in a do-over.
