Coming Home to Cuckoo Cottage: a glorious summer treat of glamping, vintage tearooms and love ...

Written by Heidi Swain

Narrated by Karen Cass

From the bestelling author of Mince Pies and Mistletoe at the Christmas Market and The Cherry Tree Café comes a glorious summer treat of glamping, vintage tearooms and love ...

When Lottie Foster’s grandmother’s best friend Gwen dies, she leaves Lottie her lovely home, Cuckoo Cottage.

Lottie loves the cottage but Matt, a charming local builder, points out that beneath its charm it is falling apart. Luckily he is always on hand to help with the problems that somehow seem to keep cropping up. But is he just a bit too good to be true? Certainly Will, Lottie’s closest neighbour, seems to think so.

Lottie plans to set up her own business renovating vintage caravans. She hasn’t told anyone about the project she has cooked up with Jemma from The Cherry Tree Café to repurpose Gwen’s old caravan and turn it into a gorgeous tearoom.

But before she can finally enjoy living with her legacy she must uncover who she can trust, and who to avoid. And with two men vying for her attention, will she also find love?

'A sweet and lovely story. I guarantee you will fall in love with Heidi’s wonderful world' Milly Johnson

'A big, fat, cosy hug of a read... it will leave you with a warm glow!' Mandy Baggot, author of Those Summer Nights

'A perfect summer read... It made me want to pack up my cupcakes in my red spotty hanky and go and live in the book' Jane Linfoot, author of The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea

'A story that captures your heart - engaging characters, a gorgeous setting and chickens! A winning formula' Christie Barlow, author of Evie's Year of Taking Chances

• Language: English
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio UK
• Release date: May 31, 2018
• ISBN: 9781471174759

Heidi Swain

Heidi Swain is a Sunday Times Top Ten best-selling author who writes feel good fiction for Simon & Schuster. She releases two books a year (early summer and winter) and the stories all have a strong sense of community, family and friendship. She is currently writing books set in three locations - the Fenland town of Wynbridge, Nightingale Square in Norwich and Wynmouth on the Norfolk coast, as well as summer standalone titles. Heidi lives in beautiful west Norfolk. She is passionate about gardening, the countryside, collecting vintage paraphernalia and reading. Her tbr pile is always out of control! Heidi loves to chat with her readers and you can get in touch via her website or on social media.

Reviews for Coming Home to Cuckoo Cottage

[Gabrielle Pilot · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I have been binging on Heidi Swain audio books and while the stories are lovely and the writing is great, there is one thing I have come to absolutely abhor. In several of the books the main female character is so excessively naive it's cringey, and detracts from the story.

It seems to be a common theme that there is some glaringly obvious red flag with a swindling and shady supporting character and yet the lead female, like a mindless sheep, continues to fall for every thing that comes out of their mouth. It continues on becoming worse until suddenly in the last chapter or two, the female character finally has an aha moment and realizes that the bad guy was bad all along. She's then shocked and amazed as if the whole storyline hadn't gone about setting the tone for their highly suspicious and questionable motives and behavior.

It's so grating!!!

[Lori Hernandez · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I’m really enjoying that the characters and setting connect. It’s fun revisiting them within each story and learning more about the other characters from book to book. A community.

[Tracy Beavers · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Another great read by Heidi Swain, can’t wait to read the next one.

[Selina Kuykendall · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Another great audiobook! Makes the trek to and from work enjoyable!

[Michele Nikas · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This could have been a great story, but the main character is so ridiculously clueless that instead of being entertaining, was completely irritating bordering on infuriating.

[Nicole Jack · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I've become a new fan of Heidi Swain books and have listened back to back. But this had me annoyed. While I'm routing my heroine on to find her perfect love match I am so erked by the constant "oh I rather not say" or "I just won't tell them just yet". There is way too much naivete that I'm like girl get a clue. Someone is trying to pull one over you, why are being so blind chapter's. I almost put this book down several times