R Rivers

Granny's Bach R Rivers

** goodreads reviews **Five stars - "Lovely quick read with a hunky New Zealand protagonist! Upbeat and fun while dealing with some heavy topics." Four stars - "I wasn't sure what to expect when I started reading this book, but it definitely wasn't that! So many twists and turns I didn't see coming, that's for sure."Four Stars - "I adored this book! It had bits of everything. Drama. Angst. Mystery! I couldn't put it down once I had my hands on it. And might've developed a crush on Tane. Where can I find one? Haha"Sophie Morrison thought her life was headed in the perfect direction. Her career was thriving, she lived in a huge house with her mega-wealthy fiancé, Nate, and their wedding was literally right around the corner. But, instead of getting married to her dreamy fiancé at the dream ceremony Sophie had spent hours painstakingly perfecting, her rose tinted glasses were snatched from her face. And what was the one thing Sophie did best when things went awry in her world?Yup. She bolted. After being made aware of a slimy little indiscretion of Nate's, Sophie found herself fleeing their Riverside mansion in Brisbane, Australia, to what she hoped was a lovely little bach. The one she'd recently inherited from the will of her long, lost Grandmother. Only, 'the bach' was in a place Sophie hadn't been back to in twenty-one years. Her childhood hometown, across the ditch in the South Island of New Zealand. Terehu Bay. A small, idyllic seaside town which, unfortunately for Sophie, was harbouring its fair share of dark secrets. The last thing she expected to happen when she arrived back to the town she'd spent the first six years of her life, was that she'd discover her and her two sisters had been lied to for nearly their whole lives. By their own mother. There was one bright side to all the darkness, though. Not everything Sophie uncovered in Terehu Bay was a horrible shock. There was a certain local. Harley Davidson-riding, single father, Tane Tipene. He was still a huge shock to Sophie, sure, but a horrible one?No way.