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There are some summers you’ll remember foreverFiery chef Elise is determined to make this summer one of them – but with the grand opening of her chic French cafe falling apart – it looks like it might for all the wrong reasons.Until Sean O’Neill comes back to town.Last Summer Elise and Sean shared one hazy whirlwind night together – and Elise is looking forward to repeating their last encounter.As long as she can stick to her one-night-only rule and listen to her head rather than her heart. After all, Sean hates life in his home town and is planning on leaving again soon as he can.But recapturing the magic of last summer could be about to change everything….Snow Crystal TrilogyBook 1 – Sleigh Bells in the SnowBook 2 – Suddenly Last SummerBook 3 – Maybe This Christmas While the Snow Crystal novels can easily be read as standalone stories, you'll likely enjoy reading the earlier books in the series too!Praise for Sarah Morgan'Sarah Morgan continues to hang out on my autobuy list and each book of her that I discover is a treat' – Smart Bitches, Trashy Books'Full of romance and sparkle' – Lovereading'Morgan's brilliant talent never ceases to amaze' – RT Book Reviews'Morgan is a magician with words' – RT Book Reviews'Dear Ms Morgan, I'm always on the lookout for a new book by you…' – Dear Author'Definitely looking forward to more from Sarah Morgan' – Smexy Books

The summer of 1939, the last summer of peace before World War II. Helmut Krauss, a young German pianist, returns home after completing his education in Britain, only to discover that his mother has become an ardent supporter of Hitler. Far from sharing his mother’s enthusiasm, Helmut applies for an American visa, but Frau Krauss doesn’t give up easily – she believes that her talented son and German Reich are made for each other…

Полный вариант заголовка: «A journey made in the summer of 1794, through Holland and the western frontier of Germany with a return down the Rhine: to which are added Observations during a tour to the lakes of Lancashire, Westmoreland, and Cumberland / By Ann Radcliffe».