*FROM THE #2 BESTSELLING ROMANCE AUTHOR*

THIS LOVE IS MORE THAN A HIGHLAND FLING

In the Scottish Highlands, Rae returns to her hometown of Belbarrow after years working away in restaurants worldwide. But everyone she knew seems to have moved on, including best friend, Martha. Even her dad's fruit farm feels different. As Rae grapples with burnout and the future of the farm, she is surprised to bump into Martha's older brother, Struan.

Now a local mountain guide, laid-back Struan is everything she’s not. She’s still just Little Rae to him, but she can’t get him out of her head. One night, in the berry fields at sundown, a line is crossed. It’s midsummer madness – and they both swear it can’t happen again.

As the summer days heat up, it feels like Belbarrow is too small a place to hide from each other. But some visitors to town mean Rae has other questions to face. Strawberry season will soon be over and Rae knows that ripe fruit ruins when it’s left unpicked. Has she got the courage to work out what life she really wants to live?

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The Scottish Strawberry Farm (Scottish Spice)

The Scottish Strawberry Farm (Scottish Spice)