One Last Letter from Greece

Emma lives in Cornwall with her husband, Tony, and their fur baby, a Russian Blue called Papoushka Gerald Cowell. A former actress and BBC presenter Emma is currently Head of Philanthropy for national charity Together for Short Lives. Outside of work, Emma is a keen angler and held a Cornish record for over 10 years until her crown was toppled. She is yet to get over it but tries to keep calm by practising yoga. Also, a keen linguist, Emma is attempting to learn Greek to maintain her love affair with the country where she has set her debut novel. She is yet to achieve a level of proficiency outside of tavernas and bakeries.

Praise for One Last Letter from Greece:‘A compelling and tender story, beautifully told by an exciting new voice’ – Santa Montefiore ‘An emotional rollercoaster. I fell in love with Theo and with Methoni which sounds so beautiful. Such an emotive tale of love and loss’ – Rosanna Ley‘Emma Cowell tells an emotional, gripping tale about family secrets, love and loss.’ – Adriana Trigiani‘Emma’s written a beauty’ – Peter Andre‘Beautifully written. Emma Cowell writes with warm assurance and brings the Greek setting to life’ – Sue Moorcroft‘A delicious slice of Greek life. A beautiful love story. A lovely tribute to a mother's love’ – Jo Thomas‘What a debut from a gorgeous new voice in romantic fiction. The descriptions of Greece make you long to jump on a plane, the writing is so beautiful, and above all, it has such warmth and emotion’ – Phillipa Ashley‘Breath taking world building, stunning imagery and genuine emotion cooked into every page. I adored it’ – Helen Fields‘A sweeping epic Grecian romance about grief, healing, and the unpredictable ways they can drive our stories, One Last Letter From Greece is a Jojo Moyes-esque saga that I inhaled. Five stars from me!’ – Laura Jane Williams‘This unputdownable mystery, wrapped up in a heart-wrenching tale of love and loss, transported me to Greece. A great read for the beach as well as a grey day’ – Tessa Harris‘When you look up from your train seat/sofa/garden sunbed this summer you’ll be genuinely confused you’re not in a taverna knocking back an ouzo’ – Caroline Corcoran‘Vivid descriptions of beautiful Greece transport you to a world of idyllic blue seas, olive trees and sunshine. A fantastic debut’ My Weekly‘A compelling read’ Be Phenomenal