As Daisy tries to find her place at Wynbrook and in the village, she\u2019s drawn to summer visitor Josh. But when he turns out to be not the person he appears to be, will the spark between them fizzle out? And with it, the chances of this turning into the best summer ever?<\/em><\/p>\nBest Summer Ever is Heidi Swain\u2019s twentieth novel and another set in the coastal village of Wynmouth, which has featured in numerous books, the story follows Daisy as she returns to the village after catching her boyfriend in a compromising position with a colleague at work.<\/p>\n
Daisy has always been a bit of a dreamer. She\u2019s never known what she wanted to do in life and so she flitted from job to job trying to find the one, something which annoyed her parents and they had hoped that Laurence, her now ex-partner, would straighten out of her and so they are not happy that she is back home and newly single.<\/p>\n
Daisy begins helping her parents out at Wynbrook Manor and in doing so she finds something she enjoys doing and her parents see a different side to her. The more involved Daisy becomes the more confident she feels and as such she feels more grounded.<\/p>\n
This is a story of one young woman discovering herself and learning to trust in her abilities. Along the way she also gets close to American backpacker Josh who seems to annoy her constantly at the beginning but a warmth presents itself as the book progresses.<\/p>\n
Best Summer Ever is a wonderfully inviting story that is filled with glorious moments and set in a beautiful place. It always amazes me how much a book can have you feeling the sea breeze on your face, the smell of cut flowers tickling your nose or the sun warming your shoulders.<\/p>\n
I adored most of the characters although a few did annoy me a little including Daisy\u2019s parents who were too judgemental for my liking. The romance element was built slowly and was touching to watch.<\/p>\n
Overall, Best Summer Ever is a feel-good story that will have you smiling throughout and wishing that you were in Wynmouth. It will resonate with many readers and was completely uplifting and charming.<\/p>\n\n
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Heidi Swain is a Sunday Times Top Ten best-selling author who writes feel good fiction for Simon and Schuster. She releases two books a year (early summer and winter) and the stories all have a strong sense of community, family and friendship. She is currently writing books set in three locations \u2013 the Fenland town of Wynbridge, Nightingale Square in Norwich and Wynmouth on the Norfolk coast, as well as summer standalone titles.<\/p>\n
Heidi lives in beautiful west Norfolk. She is passionate about gardening, the countryside, collecting vintage paraphernalia and reading. Her tbr pile is always out of control!<\/p>\n
Heidi loves to chat with her readers and you can get in touch via her website or on social media.<\/p>\n
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