Summer Secrets at Wildflower Farm (Skimmerdale)

A lot can happen during one summer in Skimmerdale. When Eden Robinson takes a job working for 1970s rock god, Cain Carmichael, she has no idea it will lead to her travelling to the Yorkshire Dales, to take care of the three children of farmer, Eliot Harland. Nor could she imagine she'd be living under an assumed name - that of Cain's wild child daughter, Honey. A fish out of water, Eden struggles to cope with life in the country, which seems to revolve around sheep, ponies, and the vicar's wife's domination of the cake tent at the local show. All this while dealing with a jealous family friend and a charming blackmailer. But when Eden falls for widower Eliot, things get really complicated. The man she loves has no idea who she really is, and with the entire charade in danger of collapsing, it's possible she's left it too late to tell him. Can she escape the Honey trap in time, or will this sheep farmer realise he's had the wool pulled over his eyes? Sharon Booth writes uplifting women's fiction - love, laughter, and happy ever after. Happy endings are guaranteed for her main characters, though she likes to make them work for it. Sharon is a member of the Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists' Association, and an Authorpreneur member of the Alliance of Independent Authors. She loves Yorkshire Tea, Doctor Who, and Cary Grant movies - not necessarily in that order - and admits to being shamefully prone to crushes on fictional heroes. Sharon grew up in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and the Yorkshire coast and countryside feature strongly in her novels. Her stories are set in pretty villages and quirky market towns, by the sea or in the countryside, and feature lots of humour, romance, and friendship. If you love stories with gorgeous, kind heroes, and heroines who have far more important things on their minds than buying shoes, you'll love her books.