It might be the twenty first century, but an estate like Juniper Meadows could sometimes have the problems of a nineteenth century estate. Rhys Travers knows that one day Juniper Meadows will be his, and whilst it is certainly a family affair, the weight of it does lay heavy on his shoulders.
Whilst Rhys takes a hands on role where he can he does know he might need to perhaps share some of that workload out. Enter Tash who seems to bring a lot to the table and might be just what Juniper Meadows needs. However, is she there for the right reasons or has she got the job under false pretense’s.
Tash and Rhys immediately hit it off, and far from being the city life Tash is used to, she embraces the outdoors and countryside life. The Travers family embrace Tash to and can see the value she brings to the the estate as well as Rhys. Could Rhys have found the answer he has been avoiding all this time?
However it could be that Tash is not so innocent, or is she actually a pawn in a much bigger game? Events take a turn and it seem everything is up for grabs.
It is always lovely to go back to a place you have become familiar with and the characters based there. Of course those we have met from previous novels feature and ones that will no doubt get to know in the future. What also makes this a great series, is the setting and the place. The concept of Juniper Meadows, its farm, distillery, camping, Spa simply shine off the page and it is if you are visiting an exclusive place and just taking a peek at what is going on before, closing the doors and the pages of the book to get on with your own lives.
I cannot wait to go back and see what happens on my next visit. My bags are packed and ready to go…..
Thank you to the publisher via netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.
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