A moving, lesbian romantic suspense about taking a chance on love after loss. London-based abstract artist Noa Stevens has turned her back on the world after too much loss. First her brother disappeared in a storm years ago, then she lost her wife. Noa's perfectly content to bury herself away rather than face the pain and risk that comes from embracing life. She's certainly not looking forward to an enforced break in rural England that her worried agent's sent her on in some misguided bid to break her out of her rut and inspire new art. Busy district nurse Paige Clarke has a lot on her plate right now so a chance meeting with some hobbling, stubborn out-of-towner just adds to her workload. But for some reason the intriguing Londoner stays in her head, and the more she sees of her, the more Paige craves of her. It's a shame Noa has such a resistance to new romance. Noa's torn between protecting her heart and trusting it, just as strange notes start appearing about her brother's disappearance. As ghosts from her past surface, she wonders if now's the time to risk it all?

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Charlotte Mills was born and bred in the south of England, after studying Fine Art at Loughborough University she has made the Midlands her home for the last twenty years where she lives with her long term partner. Her career has bridged several different fields including the arts, education and construction. She began creative writing in 2013, taking the plunge with self-publishing in 2014 with her first book Unlikely Places. This was followed up with Out of The Blue and its sequel Latent Memories in 2016 for which she won a gold medal at the Global EBook Awards for LGBT fiction in 2017. When she is not writing she enjoys watching films and day dreaming about living in the middle of nowhere without any neighbors in earshot.