
Marion Miller needs a fresh start.
Her childhood in Northern Ireland wasn’t easy, with a father who passed away when she was young and a mother who got lost in grief. Now grown-up and with family relations as tense as ever, Marion heads to England, to find out the truth about her father’s mysterious past – and hopefully an extended family who will love her as much as he did.
Scarlett Obermann runs a holiday park in Sherwood Forest with her daughter Grace, but what’s she’s best at is making people feel like they belong. With her merry band of waifs and strays, Scarlett welcomes Marion with open arms, and it isn’t long before Marion finally understands what it means to find a home.
As she tries to uncover her father’s story, Marion slowly blossoms, even daring to indulge in her crush on Reuben, the son of the Lord of the Manor, but she hasn’t quite out-run her past. And as Scarlett faces her own tragedy, it’s Marion’s turn to take care of everyone.
Because you can’t choose your family, but you can make your friends the family you choose.
Published Date: 11 January 2023
My Review
Marion is looking to find her true self after a troubled childhood in Ireland. She also intend to find her birth father and along the way, she found new friends and family. When she stop at Pigs and Peace, she end up with a job and a place to stay. It was at Pigs and Peace, the story begin to captured my attention. This is a story of pains dealing with childhood loss and family relationship. The story evoked many flashback and at times, it confused me. The story started rather flow but when it start to pick up, it caught my attention but as the flashback keep appearing, it becomes confusing to me. Love Marion’s transformation into a strong women who allow herself to love and to be loved. Overall, it is a good read to me despite the various confusing flashback.
My Rating

