Sink or Swim - Pelling, Kirstie
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He's a fish out of water, she's fighting the current, but together will they Sink or Swim? Arriving back in the small Lake District town of Inglemere, Aria thinks she's reclaiming her childhood home after her dad's untimely death. Resentful of her self-involved stepmother, and dodging her insufferable ex, Aria has no choice but to move into the falling-apart fishing hut she's been left instead. Enter Nic, a southern property tycoon with a desperate plan to transform the untouched lake shore into a luxury haven for the rich. But when his development plans hit a snag, the only way forward is to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
He's a fish out of water, she's fighting the current, but together will they Sink or Swim? Arriving back in the small Lake District town of Inglemere, Aria thinks she's reclaiming her childhood home after her dad's untimely death. Resentful of her self-involved stepmother, and dodging her insufferable ex, Aria has no choice but to move into the falling-apart fishing hut she's been left instead. Enter Nic, a southern property tycoon with a desperate plan to transform the untouched lake shore into a luxury haven for the rich. But when his development plans hit a snag, the only way forward is to convince the locals he's one of them. With Aria's financial situation worsening, a deal with this handsome devil feels like her only option... This steamy small-town story is all about how thin the line between love and hate is, and about discovering what - and who - makes a home.
Autorenporträt
Kirstie Pelling is a writer and journalist who lives in a former post office in a South Cumbrian village. A travel blogger for twenty years, Kirstie has hiked, biked, canoed and railroaded more than 20 countries with her family for her multi award winning website, The Family Adventure Project, including the British Guild of Travel Writers' Travel Blogger of the Year Award in 2016, 2018 and 2019. Kirstie was a columnist for Cumbria Life Magazine and her articles have been published in many national and international publications. She has also contributed to several travel books. She has been Poet in Residence for Cumbria Tourism's Go Lakes Travel and Lonely Planet Kids.