The Kissing Garden
an intriguing, romantic bestseller set in the English countryside after World War OneSelect a format:
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Summary
This cosy, captivating and dreamy love story with a magical twist by million-copy and Sunday Times bestselling author Charlotte Bingham, is the perfect escapist read. A must read for fans of Louise Douglas, Dinah Jeffries and Kristin Hannah.
'Extremely popular...her books sell and sell' -- Daily Mail
'A perfect escapist cocktail for summertime romantics' -- MAIL ON SUNDAY
'I could not put it down' -- ***** Reader review
'Fiction at its best' -- ***** Reader review
'A magical tale' -- ***** Reader review
'I have to say curled up by a log fire under a duvet is the best time to read this!' -- ***** Reader review
'I was totally captivated' -- ***** Reader review
*****
PEOPLE CHANGE BUT CAN LOVE SPRING ETERNAL?
As children, George Dashwood and Amelia Dennison loved to roam the Sussex Downs in company with their dogs, and just as their two very different families were friends, so too were they.
Years later, as the storm clouds of war gather, George realizes that what he feels for Amelia is more than friendship. But it is 1914 and the declaration of war cuts across any romantic plans that the two might have.
George is away at the Front for four years, and when the miracle happens and he returns home safely, it seems to Amelia and to both of their families that all they have to do is to marry. But Amelia quickly realizes that the George she loved as a child has gone...
Will a trip to the West Country and the discovery of an old, ruined priory be what they need to find the love and happiness they both know is buried deep?
'Extremely popular...her books sell and sell' -- Daily Mail
'A perfect escapist cocktail for summertime romantics' -- MAIL ON SUNDAY
'I could not put it down' -- ***** Reader review
'Fiction at its best' -- ***** Reader review
'A magical tale' -- ***** Reader review
'I have to say curled up by a log fire under a duvet is the best time to read this!' -- ***** Reader review
'I was totally captivated' -- ***** Reader review
*****
PEOPLE CHANGE BUT CAN LOVE SPRING ETERNAL?
As children, George Dashwood and Amelia Dennison loved to roam the Sussex Downs in company with their dogs, and just as their two very different families were friends, so too were they.
Years later, as the storm clouds of war gather, George realizes that what he feels for Amelia is more than friendship. But it is 1914 and the declaration of war cuts across any romantic plans that the two might have.
George is away at the Front for four years, and when the miracle happens and he returns home safely, it seems to Amelia and to both of their families that all they have to do is to marry. But Amelia quickly realizes that the George she loved as a child has gone...
Will a trip to the West Country and the discovery of an old, ruined priory be what they need to find the love and happiness they both know is buried deep?
Reviews
'Extremely popular...her books sell and sell.'
Daily Mail
