Retreat to the Lakeside Cottage
Retreat to the Lakeside Cottage (Paperback)
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Welcome to the Lakeside Cottage . . . A place to write, where inspiration awaits . . .
Five authors have gathered at the idyllic Lakeside Cottage for a retreat, with the promise of peace and dedicated writing time. At least, that's the idea . . .
Retreat organiser Rula is there to edit, surrounded by like-minded souls. An interloper, especially one with whom she has a past, was certainly not part of her plan.
Eve has a bad case of writer's block, despite numerous bestsellers under her belt. Can she find new inspiration? Or will she get drawn into the dramas that unfold around her?
Alice has a deadline looming but is seemingly more interested in anything but writing. And where does she keep disappearing to?
Daphne is an experienced self-published author, but might she be more unconventional in other ways too?
And then there's Brontë, the complete novice. She's a mere scribbler, not a 'proper writer' like these other women, and she feels totally out of her depth.
As the collective word count grows, and their personal stories interweave, each woman finds herself drawn in unexpected and life-changing directions.
Five authors have gathered at the idyllic Lakeside Cottage for a retreat, with the promise of peace and dedicated writing time. At least, that's the idea . . .
Retreat organiser Rula is there to edit, surrounded by like-minded souls. An interloper, especially one with whom she has a past, was certainly not part of her plan.
Eve has a bad case of writer's block, despite numerous bestsellers under her belt. Can she find new inspiration? Or will she get drawn into the dramas that unfold around her?
Alice has a deadline looming but is seemingly more interested in anything but writing. And where does she keep disappearing to?
Daphne is an experienced self-published author, but might she be more unconventional in other ways too?
And then there's Brontë, the complete novice. She's a mere scribbler, not a 'proper writer' like these other women, and she feels totally out of her depth.
As the collective word count grows, and their personal stories interweave, each woman finds herself drawn in unexpected and life-changing directions.
