LARGE PRINT EDITION

A cosy, later in life, feel-good romance

With her three grown-up daughters now living in Picklewick, sixty-nine-year-old Beth feels lonely, abandoned and forgotten, so she decides to leave her home in Birmingham and rent a house in the village to be near them.

Walter hasn't been well, but now that he's on the road to recovery he's getting itchy feet. Aware that his cottage could do with some repairs, he decides to tackle them himself rather than ask his busy son.

However when Beth's house move doesn't go to plan and Walter's DIY attempts turn into a catastrophe, they find themselves thrown together, much to their mutual displeasure.

Unable to agree on anything, they are constantly at loggerheads, so it comes as a shock to Beth as she realises she's starting to care for him, and Walter is surprised to discover he is falling for Beth. But with feelings running high, can these squabbling pensioners stop bickering for long enough to give love a chance?

This is the sixth romantic novella in The Farm on Muddy puddle Lane series