Bootcamp for Broken Hearts

A stunning Scottish castle, a tall dark stranger, and a vow to stay single happily ever after... What could go wrong?

Nora Brown is totally happy single. The men in her life have all been selfish, cheating liars and being alone is far easier than risking a broken heart again - for her and for her daughter. She's only going to Romance Reboot - a posh 'singles' bootcamp' at a castle in the Scottish Highlands - to keep her sister quiet.

But surrounded by tumbling waterfalls and sweet birdsong, Nora can't deny she's starting to relax. Even better, she finds another guest with no intention of finding love. Will Thomson has dark tousled hair, a sly grin, and a shocking sense of humour. Everybody else hears their laughter and thinks they're falling for one another, but Nora knows she's safe - he's just here on a research trip.

Determined to ignore the spark between them, Nora agrees to be Will's cover, fending off other suitors with private sniggers over wine and quite convincing public displays of affection. Just when she starts to question if she might be missing something important, she starts to suspect Will might be hiding something from her.

Will is just another cheater-in-the-making like all the others, isn't he? Nora will go home to her daughter happy and single, just like she always intended. Even if she could find out the truth about him, she isn't interested... is she?

An absolutely hilarious, totally unputdownable romantic comedy from a bestselling author. Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Sorry Not Sorry and Marian Keyes.

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'My god, I was in seventh heaven when I got started. This was everything I wanted and much, much more... Hysterically funny and a great romance story.' Goodreads reviewer,

'This has to be one of the funniest novels I have read. I spent the majority of it