A Riviera Retreat: An uplifting, escapist read set on the French Riviera

When Retreat owner Amy offers three lucky competition winners a holiday on the Cote dAzur, she has no idea that this simple act of kindness will have life-changing repercussions on her own life as well as those who join her

Young entrepreneur Chelsea has just been subjected to a very public relationship break up and needs to get away to lick her wounds.

MPs wife Victoria is at a crossroads in her life now that the children have left home. She realises she has ambitions of her own and needs some me time to figure things out.

Recently widowed Matilda is assessing life without her beloved husband. Can she find the courage to follow their dream on her own?

The four women, despite their differences, bond and support each other, making memories and forming friendships that will last for years.

A heart-warming, uplifting novel, perfect for fans of Jill Mansell and Erica James.

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