Flynn's Folly - Gail Crane
Gail Crane began writing in her twenties, producing articles, stories for magazines and children's comics, and verses for greetings cards, until the demands of family and running a business meant writing took a back seat. Not until she retired to live on Exmoor did she begin writing seriously again. Her two romance novels are inspired by the moors and coast of Exmoor. Her short stories have been published in magazines and as collections in books. Her fascination with the history and legends of Exmoor inspired her first non-fiction work, The Murder of Anna Maria, the true story of notorious Exmoor murderer, William Burgess. This was followed by “Stained Glass in Exmoor Churches”, an illustrated exploration of the stories behind the images in the windows. In 2014 she completed a BA (Hons) degree with Open University studying creative writing, and is a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors.
GENRE: Romance
Blurb:
A heart-warming enemies-to-lovers romance about loss and betrayal. When you fall in love with the wrong man, do you follow your head or your heart? Two men. One a family friend, the other, a stranger. Which one can she trust? When wealthy hotelier, Max Corrigan, claims part ownership of The Folly, Jessica is not about to give in without a fight. As she struggles to find a solution, she is no longer sure who she can trust, and finds she is in danger of losing everything, including her heart.
