Summer Wedding

Pre-order your copy of Sarah Morgan’s new novel The Summer Swap now – coming May 2024! ‘I wasn’t disappointed . . . There is romance as well as drama, and once I started reading I simply couldn’t stop. A wonderful summer read that you won’t want to put down!’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

‘This has been a great read. A story about a family coming back together with a lot of new love stories within. Sarah Morgan has never let me down’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

‘Sarah Morgan never disappoints. . . the way she describes her characters makes you feel like you know them’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

‘Love all of Sarah Morgan’s books and they just keep getting better’ Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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A family wedding

Catherine Swift is a bestselling romance author, but her personal story hasn’t been quite so successful; three failed marriages have left her relationship with her daughters strained. Engaged once again, Catherine is counting on this wedding, at her villa in Corfu, to finally bring the family together.

A summer of secrets

Adeline can’t believe her mother is getting married for a fourth time, or that she’s expected to attend. It brings back the pain of her mother’s infidelity and the baby who was the result. Not that she blames her half-sister Cassie, but then she's never tried to know her, either. Cassie, on the other hand, is thrilled by her mother’s news – she’s always admired Catherine’s resilience, and is excited to meet the mystery groom. Cassie also has a secret of her own, and a summer in Corfu will give her the time she needs to process everything.

A chance to start over again

As the guests arrive on the island, and the big day approaches, Catherine begins to reveal secrets from her past, and suddenly both Cassie and Adeline realise that they don’t know their mother at all . . .

* * * Praise for Sarah Morgan ‘Gloriously romantic, the perfect summer escape!’ Cathy Bramley

‘A sun-soaked adventure’Best

‘Big-hearted book from bestseller Morgan’ My Weekly

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