Back in the beginning city girl Annie came down to Cornwall when she receives an unexpected letter from an unknown relative, Great Aunt Alice. Annie ends up staying and becoming part of the community of Salt Bay.
In this the final part of the trilogy we get to see how far Annie has come from that city slicker to a real Cornwall local who is loved by all.
Of course it is not going to be an easy ride and when Annie finds that she has been left the house she now calls home, Tregavara House she realises being away from the city is not merely a whim or fancy it has become reality. Even more so now her gorgeous boyfriend Josh has moved into the house and along with step sister, Storm and Emily Alice’s carer they make for an interesting story.
Of course being married to Josh would certainly mean Annie will stay in Cornwall, but when a fierce summer storm batters Salt Bay the house shows its true colours and worth and along with ruining Annie’s wedding dress it might ruin her chance to have a permanent home.
It was great to return to Salt Bay and catch up with everyone there. I disliked Annie at the very beginning of this trilogy and so was thrilled that the writing was so good that I actually changed my mind and grew to love her and everyone else in Salt Bay.
I will be sad to be leaving but know that now I am gone, that all will be well,.
A great trilogy for a summer read that gives you that feel good factor long after you have finished the book.
Thank you to the publisher and netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.
Annie’s Summer by the Sea and the first two novels are out now.
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