A secret escape

Escape for summer with this uplifting and gorgeous feel-good novel full of friendship, forgiveness and love, from the Number One Sunday Times bestselling author! * * * * 'It's certainly one to include in your holiday reading collection' Mirror Online 'Sarah knows just what her readers enjoy ... another great read' Reader review ***** 'Sarah Morgan never disappoints ... a must read for holidays Reader review ***** 'Such a beautiful story from Sarah Morgan ... this book really is A Secret Escape, it lets you escape real life for a while, whilst getting lost in the beautiful Lake District' Reader review ***** * * * * A lifelong friendship Childhood friends Milly and Nicole had always been more like sisters so Milly never understood why Nicole dropped out of contact all those months ago. Milly buried that hurt and moved on with her life. A call for help Now, suddenly, Nicole is begging for Milly's help. She needs somewhere private to hide, and the only safe place she can think of is Milly's holiday home business in the Lake District. Milly knows she should tell Nicole no, but she can't ignore the desperation in her old friend's voice so, despite her misgivings, she agrees to let Nicole stay. A summer to reconnect Over a summer of tentative conversations, the two women begin to reconnect, and there's a potential new romance for Milly too. But then the biggest bombshell of all lands and their delicate friendship is put to the test once more ... Can the friends come together in this time of need, or will this summer break their bond forever? * * * * Praise for Sarah Morgan: 'A perfect slice of joyful summer escapism from Sarah Morgan, the master of the genre' Clare Pooley 'The perfect summer escape!' Cathy Bramley 'Summer wouldn't be summer without the gift of a sun-soaked story from bestselling author Sarah Morgan ... A Secret Escape is classic Morgan magic' Lancaster Guardian 'A truly heart-warming read' Woman & Home 'An absolute delight from start to finish ... The imagination, tranquility, and wholesomeness that radiated from its pages were such a joy to read' The Bookseller