Description
This romantic, adventurous, empowering novel tells the story of a brave young woman who is struggling to rediscover her identity after a devastating bereavement.
Nearly thirty years old and beset by deep anxiety, Elinor Campbell stays with her laid-back and free-spirited uncle Leo at Trenouth, a clifftop bungalow in Cornwall. Warmly welcomed by Leo, Elinor makes new friends as she learns to surf and builds a close bond with the sea.
Her attraction to a friendly surfer, Tony Reece, becomes her biggest challenge since the loss of her fiancé. Leo, meanwhile, is determined to investigate what appears to be a people-smuggling operation on the coast…
About the Author:
Bea Green lives in Edinburgh with her husband and two daughters, having moved there after studying at St Andrews University. As a child she lived for four years in Mexico City with her English father and Spanish mother.
