Description
The day Heather, Niamh and Lauren met, they promised to be best friends for life, and that instant connection only grew stronger with their weekly sunrise swims in their stunning local lake. When they left school, they agreed that, no matter where life took them, every year on midsummer’s dawn, they would meet at their old spot and swim together.
Now, fifteen years later, the tradition has disappeared in the face of life’s realities. In fact, they don’t speak any more – not since that night . . .But this summer, they find themselves back in their Irish hometown and realise this could be their last chance to recapture what they have lost. Will their return to sunrise swimming heal each of them, and help them rekindle the friendships they once treasured?
Readers are loving Rosie Hannigan:
‘This book is about second chances, forgiveness and friends that become family. It’s beautifully written, it made me smile and cry, and I definitely want more from this author.’ NetGalley review
‘A beautiful, poignant read … filled with loss love and laughter. With the help of friends and a shared love of gardening everything seems better. This was my first book by this author and I will look out for more of their books.’ NetGalley review
‘What a truly stunning read this book is – it certainly didn’t disappoint. Heart-warming and beautifully written.’ NetGalley review
‘Frankie and Ruby are empathetic, strong characters, and the Irish coastal setting is beautiful. The garden descriptions made me long to sit outside.’ NetGalley review’An emotional story, full of heart.’ NetGalley review
384 pages.
