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Escape to the captivating Scottish highlands with Lisa Hobman and an assignment not to be missed!Meet Zara Bailey, a travel writer paid to cover some of the globe's most luxurious locations. Jetting from wooden huts on stilts in turquoise seas to boutique hotels with roaring fires to 7* penthouse suites with panoramic views of the world's most glamorous cities... Zara knows hers is the definition of a dream job!
So she is seriously shocked to receive her next assignment; Scotland's Northcoast 500 route. By bicycle! Sleeping in a tent so basic it can't remotely be dressed up glamping!
But this could be just the distraction the recently heartbroken Zara needs. No men, no romance, just the breathtakingly rugged Highland scenery. Until she meets croft owner Lachlan Grant, and his black and white Border Collie Bess, that is...
The stunning new story from the bestselling author of What Becomes of the Broken Hearted.
Perfect for fans of Lucy Diamond, Sarah Morgan and Holly Martin.
Praise for Lisa Hobman:
'Involving and intriguing!' - Sue Moorcroft
'Heart-warming and sometimes heart-wrenching journey of discovery' - Heidi Swain
'I love it! - A feel-good, uplifting story of lost love and second chances...' - Holly Martin
'I loved the book. It's a captivating story with a relatable heroine and beautifully vivid settings. A perfect holiday read!' - Darcie Boleyn
'Simply gorgeous' - Jessica Redland
'A really uplifting, feel-good read about hope and love that really did warm my heart.' - Kim Nash
'A gorgeous, heart-warming romantic journey, reminds us to never give up on love...' - Lucy Coleman
