Escape to Sandy Cove, where the scent of summer and the sound of wedding bells is in the air!

Ella is in the business of making brides’ dreams come true with yards of white tulle, delicate lace and sparkly sequins.

But Ella’s own love life couldn’t be further from a fairy tale. Recently dumped by her boyfriend and with her best friend’s wedding only months away, Ella feels more alone than ever so she finally accepts her friends’ offers to set her up on a blind date.

But a mix up on the night throws her into the path of Kit, instead.

Kit is most definitely not the man she was supposed to meet, but he could end up changing her life in ways she never thought possible…

A perfectly funny, feel-good summer romance that will whisk you away to sandy beaches and a seaside wedding. Fans of Cathy Bramley, Katie Fforde and Milly Johnson will adore Bella Osborne.

A Wedding At Sandy Cove was originally published as a four-part serial. This is the complete story in one package.

Everyone is falling in love with A Wedding at Sandy Cove:

‘I loved it! I’m sitting here with a big smile on my face!… I laughed out loud lots of times reading part one and I’m still chuckling’ NetGalley review

‘Wow. Wow. Wow’ NetGalley review

‘Absolutely brilliant… I just wish I could give it more than five stars! Got me from page one and I couldn’t stop reading’ NetGalley review

‘I fell in love with this gorgeous romantic read’ Phillipa Ashley, author of An Endless Cornish Summer

‘Such a fun summer read’ NetGalley review

‘I read this in an evening, perfect light entertainment which left me wanting more’ NetGalley review

‘Such a delightful read, which I absolutely loved!’ NetGalley review

‘I loved every page and cannot wait for part two of this book’ NetGalley review

‘This funny, warm story is a brilliant start to the series’ NetGalley review

‘Loved this book, I read it in one afternoon, it was hard to put down’ NetGalley review

‘A warm hug in a story. Friendship, fun and a clever, engaging heroine’ Maddie Please, author of Sisters Behaving Badly