Rachel Griffiths delivers another heartwarming tale in the second instalment of the Cornish Garden Café series. Freelance journalist Lena Teller is renting a cottage in Cornwall for the summer.
Rachel Griffiths delivers another heartwarming tale in the second instalment of the Cornish Garden Café series.
Freelance journalist Lena Teller is renting a cottage in Cornwall for the summer. After a few challenging years, she's decided to start writing her first romance novel and feels that three months of sun, sea and cream teas will be the perfect inspiration.
Former professional footballer Thomas Dryden comes to stay in Cornwall with his sister, Marnie, and her family. Following an accident that left him with both physical and mental scars, he felt he had no choice but to quit the game.
When Lena and Thomas meet, there's a spark of attraction but both are wary. Their backgrounds are very different, and they both have heavy emotional baggage. Just as it seems like romance is blossoming, a story about Thomas appears online and he withdraws while he tries to work out if Lena has betrayed him.
Will Lena and Thomas find a way to trust each other, or will their doubts mean that this was never going to be more than a summer fling?
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