Nestled in the charming seaside village of Indigo Cove, The Beach Café is the heart of the community where friendships blossom and lives are gently pieced back together, one sweet slice at a time.

Jilted at the altar, heartbroken and adrift, Jessie arrives to help her beloved grandfather recreate his lost honeymoon photo album. But Jessie is confronted with more than just nostalgic photographs. She encounters Ashton, the boy who stole her first kiss years ago. He now owns the very hotel where George and his late wife spent their honeymoon.

As Jessie helps her grandfather recreate his cherished photos, she slowly rekindles her own passion for photography. And through the lens of Dorothy’s old Nikon, she begins to see the world, and herself, anew.

An uplifting, second-chance, slow-burn romance, perfect for readers of Nicola May, Sarah Morgan, and Cathy Bramley.

Donna Ashcroft writes bestselling, heartwarming British romance and feel-good romantic comedies, set in charming UK villages and scenic coastal towns.

Nestled in the charming seaside village of Indigo Cove, The Beach Café is the heart of the community where friendships blossom and lives are gently pieced back together, one sweet slice at a time.

Jilted at the altar, heartbroken and adrift, Jessie arrives to help her beloved grandfather recreate his lost honeymoon photo album. But Jessie is confronted with more than just nostalgic photographs. She encounters Ashton, the boy who stole her first kiss years ago. He now owns the very hotel where George and his late wife spent their honeymoon.

As Jessie helps her grandfather recreate his cherished photos, she slowly rekindles her own passion for photography. And through the lens of Dorothy’s old Nikon, she begins to see the world, and herself, anew.

An uplifting, second-chance, slow-burn romance, perfect for readers of Nicola May, Sarah Morgan, and Cathy Bramley.

Donna Ashcroft writes bestselling, heartwarming British romance and feel-good romantic comedies, set in charming UK villages and scenic coastal towns.