Flora's Day: A Cornish Love Story - Softcover

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An ancient Cornish festival, a long buried secret, and a dance that could change everything.

Flo Richards is done with Cornwall and in particular, with her home town, Helston. More importantly she is finished with Flora Day, Helston’s version of a May Day celebration. This was a day that was once better than Christmas and not to be missed for any reason. But that all changed sixteen years ago.

Now she’s built a successful life in LA, and her return to Helston is for one purpose only: to sell the grand house she inherited from her godfather and cut her last tie to the past. But her plan is derailed when she’s forced to lead the town’s traditional Flora Day dance with Ke Dale—her first love. As the festival pulls them back into their old rhythm, a letter from Flora’s late mother unearths a life-altering secret about her own identity.

Now all Flo has to do is survive one last Flora Day. With that done she will be free of the past. But can one day full of old traditions mend her broken heart and change her mind?

Praise for Flora's Day:

The perfect heartwarming read for fans of small-town festivals and second-chance romance.

'Poignant and intensely atmospheric, Flora’s Day is a joyful celebration of the heart and soul of a town and the power of love, as well as a tender exploration of grief. I felt I was in Helston watching the Hal an Tow alongside Flora reading this gem of a novel and treasured every page I got to spend in the company of the characters. I didn't want it to end!' - Linda Wilgus - author of The Sea Child

'What a treat Flora’s Day is. Cornish joy swaddled in an exquisite story of secrets, love and revelations as Liz Fenwick does best’ - Pernille Hughes - author of A Copenhagen Snowmance

'As ever, Liz Fenwick gives us a magical dose of Cornwall – just the ticket for cosy nights in’ - Rosemary Dun - author of The Trouble with Love

'I really loved it. It’s a beautiful story, poignant yet heartwarming, a real celebration of Helston and its very special culture. I felt like I was there watching the dancers weaving their way through the streets and I rooted for Flo as she found her way back to herself' - Emily Kerr - author of Read Between the Lines

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