Absent in the Spring: the perfect feel-good romance

Meet the Shakespeare family: four sisters, four stories . . . four ways to find true love

'A great feel-good romance, with likable and endearing characters' ***** Goodreads reviewer

'Simply a wonderful read.' A Spoonful of Happy Endings

'The perfect book to snuggle up with' Rachale's Reads

Losing control never felt so good . . .

A successful lawyer, and the eldest of four sisters, Lucy Shakespeare is used to being in control of everything and everyone around her, most particularly herself - until she meets the gorgeous Lachlan MacLeish.

Lachlan's hired Lucy because he needs the best. His inheritance is suddenly in doubt, thanks to his devious half-brother and there's no way he's going down without a fight. The very last thing he wants is a distraction, but as soon as he sees Lucy, he knows he's in trouble.

Despite their efforts to resist, it isn't long before Lachlan has Lucy longing to break all her careful rules. As they travel from Scotland, to Paris and on to New York, Lucy can't help but wonder: is it sometimes worth risking it all?

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT CARRIE ELKS:

'Fresh, fun, smart and authentic' Heat Magazine

'An amazing romance that will captivate your imagination and warm your heart.' Mad About Books

'If you're after a book to get lost in, to step inside a world of characters you will adore, then this is the book for you.' Whispering Stories Book Blog

'I loved the characters, I loved the plot... and I loved the London and New York settings. It really was a marvellous read!' Leah Loves

'An excellent novel.' Shaz's Book Blog

'A sexy, addictive romance worthy of big screen triumphs.' Kraftireader

'Perfect for a cold winter's afternoon.' Linda's Book Bag

'A magical, festive love story' Susan Scott

'A wonderful, captivating romantic story.' Chicklit Club

'Will stay with me for quite some time to come . . . Simply a wonderful read.' A Spoonful of Happy Endings

Fall in love with THE SHAKESPEARE SISTERS:

Summer's Lease
A Winter's Tale
Absent in the Spring