A Summer to Remember
A Summer to Remember
Sam lives by the mantra that it is better
to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
After the tragic loss of her husband, Sam built a new
life around friends, her cat Coco and a career she loves. Fending off frequent
set-ups and well-meaning advice to ‘move on’, Sam is resolutely happy being
single.
But when Sam gets seconded to her firm’s Boston office
for the summer, it is more than her career that is in for a shake-up. A spur of
the moment decision to visit the idyllic beaches of Cape Cod could end up
changing her life forever.
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Two heart broken people who believe they have found their soul mates, only to tragically lose them, and have decided that life alone, without a live in love, is to be their fate. They are each OK with that.
Sam has thrown herself into her work and has her eye on the coveted prize of a three month assignment in the states working on a major PR project. Year after year she is rejected for this team but she never gives up. When she finally achieves her dream, she finds herself assigned the role of girl Friday, fetching coffee and doughnuts. She feels invisible and frustrated.
Ethan was always a family man, loyal and kind, and doing what he believed was right. So why did this English woman, who keeps turning up in his life, uninvited, irritate him so much?
This novel will grab you by the heart and make you feel warm and fuzzy. The characters feel so real and the situations are equally sad and funny. The writing flows smoothly and once you begin, you find yourself looking forward to beachy weekends and new friendships.
Don't expect things to end all sweet and pretty within the three month parameters of Sam's dream job. Life doesn't work that way.
This is a novel about healing and forgiveness and finding oneself and ones potential, both in work and in love.
Victoria Cooke grew up in the city of Manchester before
crossing the Pennines in pursuit of a career in education. She now lives in
Huddersfield with her husband and two young daughters and when she’s not at
home writing by the fire with a cup of coffee in hand, she loves working out in
the gym and travelling. Victoria was first published at the tender age of eight
by her classroom teacher who saw potential in a six-page story about an
invisible man. Since then she’s always had a passion for reading and writing,
undertaking several writers’ courses before completing her first novel, 'The
Secret to Falling in Love,' in 2016.
Her third novel, Who Needs Men Anyway? became a digital bestseller in 2018.
Her third novel, Who Needs Men Anyway? became a digital bestseller in 2018.
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