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When Jamie opens his tea rooms one morning, he finds a young woman leaning quietly against a wall. Rosie has left her partner after losing her grandparents and is feeling isolated. Jamie and friends in the village help her understand why she feels the way she does and how she can move forward. The journey involves her visiting two elderly sisters, who share their life stories with her. She finds that she is not the only person who has lost loved ones. Working alongside them, she remembers that she had plans for her future, including developing her baking and hamper-making skills, and she discusses this with her new friends. Rosie learns to listen to them and her heart, allows Philip to enter her life again, and realises that loss can allow for new experiences. A gentle romance readers could relate to!

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Ursula Maye is a primary teacher with an interest in Special Educational Needs. She has worked for 25 years teaching in schools, has taken on a variety of responsibilities and roles, and has enjoyed seeing children progress in their reading and writing skills and developing confidence in their abilities. She has written several children's stories and enjoys reading for pleasure, cooking, gardening and entertaining friends! Ursula has one grown-up son and two granddaughters. She lives on the South Coast.

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