Two years ago Carly Roberts split
from her lover, Daniel Edwards, after he caused a terrible sailing accident
that cost her both the use of her right leg and her Olympic dreams. Unable to
watch his climb to double Olympic success, she stayed in the Cornish village
they grew up in, while he travelled the world.
Racked with guilt, knowing he
destroyed her future, Daniel has finally returned home to make amends. But he
didn’t expect to fall in love with her again.
Carly has her own life now and it
doesn’t include him. She can’t forgive him for the catastrophic injuries that
changed her life. While the storms of a Cornish winter lash their village home,
can Daniel persuade her to give him a second chance?
Lucy Oliver grew up by the sea and particularly loved walking along the harbour in winter, when the streets were deserted and waves crashed against the seawalls. Now living inshore, she likes to return to those memories by writing passionate romances set against the backdrop of wild Cornish storms. Lucy has short stories published in Take a Break, Fiction Feast, Cast of Wonders and Stories for Children magazines. She won the Stylist magazine Microfiction competition and her novel, Winter Storms was released on 28th January 2013 by Crimson Romance. She has two Victorian romances due for release late summer.
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