Beneath the Orange Blossom by Emma Cowell

'Beautiful, sad and utterly addictive…a story about a lost love, a second chance and everything that happens between those lost years' Reader review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

‘An evocative, romantic and deeply sensuous read. Wonderful escapism' Santa Montefiore

‘Fragrant and fabulous, brimming with tender romance and hope’ Milly Johnson

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A lost love. A devastating secret. And a summer that could change everything…

Two years on from her husband’s death, dressmaker Ellen is learning how to live again and put memories of a difficult marriage behind her.

However, never far from her mind is another memory: Alexandros, her first love from the summer she turned eighteen.

The moment she'd arrived in his hometown of Kardamyli in Greece, Ellen had been intoxicated by the scent of orange blossom in the air, the days of endless sunshine and sparkling azure waters – but most of all by Alexandros himself. They were meant to be, until a devastating secret forced Ellen to leave and never look back…

But now, when her best friend suggests they recreate their teenage summer in Greece, Ellen knows it’s time to confront her past. Will Greece give her the freedom – and happiness – she desperately craves? And there, amidst the lush olive groves, could she rediscover the love she thought she’d lost forever?

A gloriously escapist and emotional read set under the Grecian sun. Fans of Karen Swan, Victoria Hislop and Carol Kirkwood will love this unforgettable tale of sisterhood, hope and second chances.

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Your favourite authors LOVE Beneath the Orange Blossom!

‘An evocative, romantic and deeply sensuous read. Wonderful escapism' Santa Montefiore

‘Fragrant and fabulous, brimming with tender romance and hope. The perfect book for summer’ Milly Johnson

'A sun-drenched romance that lifts the spirits. I loved every moment of this story of lost love, friendship, and second chances!' Kate Glanville

‘A sublime summer read filled with romance, emotion and hope – it will fill your heart to the brim with every turn of the page.’ Holly Martin