My huge thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for my spot today for the Publication Day of the book and for arranging my e-copy via NetGalley. My Review… This is the fourth book in the Return to Cornwall series, but it is the first one I have read. Not one to keep you awake at night quivering under the blankets, but one that worked well within the context of the story. This was such a lovely book to sit and read and I adored it. A book that I thoroughly enjoyed and one I would happily recommend

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I am delighted to share my review today for Cornish Gold at Summer’s End by Laura Briggs. This was such a lovely book to sit and read and I adored it. My huge thanks to Rachel at Rachel&#8217…

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It might be valuable, a way to secure Anika’s financial security, although for Anika it’s a reminder of her beloved family, in particular her grandmother whose living room is filled with paintings. Set during the last months of the Cold War, Booth’s novel follows Anika who joined her Aunt Tabilla in Sydney four years before, bringing the portrait belonging to her Uncle Tomas with her. When it’s stolen, Anika begins to think there’s something sinister about the painting’s provenance, becoming determined to find out while fearing the truth she might unearth about her family. Tabilla wants nothing to do with it but urges Anika to have it authenticated. Anika brought with her the portrait of an elegant auburn-haired woman, which her father asked her to pass onto her aunt

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