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Just Say Yes: The uplifting, heartwarming read perfect for spring from the Sunday Times bestselling author
Phillipa Ashley
Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Romance
Romantic gestures can sometimes go too far in this wonderfully warm read from the award-winning author of IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ME
Escape to sunny Cornwall...and find love?
Lucy Gibson needs to get away. When her good-looking, popular boyfriend Nick Laurentis, winner of reality TV show Hot Shots, proposes to her on air she's stunned - into silence. Every girl loves a romantic gesture, but she's just not ready for that kind of commitment.
With the press hounding her as the one who callously broke Nick's heart, Lucy escapes her London flat to seek refuge in an isolated Cornwall cottage. But little does she realise that life down there will be far from uncomplicated. . .
Praise for Phillipa Ashley's gorgeously romantic novels:
'Enjoyable and uplifting' Jo Thomas
'Will make you laugh and cry' Miranda Dickinson
Phillipa Ashley
Phillipa Ashley is a Sunday Times and Amazon best-selling author of uplifting romantic fiction. After studying English at Oxford University, she worked as a copywriter and journalist before writing her debut novel, Decent Exposure. It won the Romantic Novelists Association New Writers Award and was filmed as a Lifetime TV movie, 12 Men of Christmas, starring Kristin Chenoweth and Josh Hopkins.
Since then, Phillipa's novels have sold well over a million copies and been translated into numerous languages. She is also an Audible number 1 best-seller.
Phillipa lives in an English village with her husband, has a grown-up daughter and loves nothing better than walking the Lake District hills and swimming in Cornish coves.
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