Summer Wedding at Wildflower Farm (Skimmerdale)

How do you plan a dream wedding for a woman you loathe? Emerald, the almost-forgotten middle daughter of 1970s rock god, Cain Carmichael, wants one thing: to run a new age retreat. Unfortunately, there's not much chance of that since she hasn't got a penny of her own. But when her father humiliates her at her sister Honey's wedding, she decides it's time he paid his dues. One thing's for sure - she's never going to let him ignore her again. A desperate Cain strikes a bargain. He'll set her up in business if she organises a dream wedding for his former employee, Eden Robinson. Emerald despises Eden, the woman she perceives has taken her place in her father's affections. Not only that, but Eden is marrying the gorgeous Eliot Harland, the only man Emerald has been attracted to for years. If she organises the wedding, Eden has won. But if she doesn't, she'll lose her only chance to own a retreat. Emerald must decide which matters most, her future business or revenge. But as the summer on Wildflower Farm works its magic, she begins to realise there's something she wants even more... An uplifting story of love, laughter and family life on a beautiful Yorkshire farm. 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.