Bluewater Bay

All Willow knows is that she needs an escape. So, she takes an extended break from her PR job and retreats to her grandmother’s cottage by the sea, where a limitless supply of hot chocolate will soothe her broken heart and a limited wi-fi connection will prevent her workaholic tendencies. Willow is soon made to feel welcome by the friendly locals - although grumpy artist Noah Atkinson doesn’t seem to like her very much. But then Willow is asked by her grandmother to approach Noah with a very special commission, only to discover that he hasn’t painted people for a long time.

In the space of a single day, Harry Taylor achieves the impressive feat of losing a girlfriend, his London flat and his bookshop job. So, when his cousin Lucas invites him to his home in the seaside village of Little Bluewater Bay to recuperate, Harry jumps at the chance.

Photographer Angel Harrington thought charming Little Bluewater Bay would be the perfect home for six months. But when she's stranded on the side of a country road with a flat tyre, help soon arrives in the form of a particularly handsome stranger. Lucas is tall, muscular and easy on the eyes. She doesn't mind watching him work. Maybe luck is on her side. Angel is convinced there's only one person in life she can rely on: herself. But she soon finds that the residents of Little Bluewater Bay are a community, and they welcome Angel with open arms.