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The Cafe in Sweet Meadow Park (Sweet Meadow Park #2) by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Life, love rivals, and lemon drizzle cake! Retired cafe owner Fiona Tedstone has been complaining to the …

Tabitha Locke’s Key to Happiness by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Tabitha Locke suspects she must be the only twenty-nine-year-old in the UK who doesn’t own a mobile phone. She has a good …

Emily Oak’s Little Black Book by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: You can’t always judge a book by its cover… When Emily Oak discovers that her boyfriend, Cole, is cheating on her, she …

A Typical Family Wedding (A Typical Family #3) by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Have you got your invitation to the wedding of the year? At 72, Beverley isn’t interested in romance. The …

A Typical Family Summer by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: How can you run away from love? After being forced to move back in with her parents, Annabelle Litton is persuaded to take …

The Not So Golden Oldies by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: When retirement isn’t all it’s cracked up to be… Meena Fisher is a middle-aged medical secretary with a husband, two grandchildren, a …

The Ticklemore Tavern (Ticklemore #4) by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Violet makes her own gin. Logan Cassidy sells it in his pub, the Ticklemore Tavern. It should have been a match made …

The Ticklemore Treasure Trove by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Nell Chapman has always assumed that one (or the other) of her twin sons would help run her antique shop once they finished …

The Ticklemore Tattler by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: Sometimes you have to write your own future… The life of former journalist Juliette Seymour has been quiet and unassuming. Up until now, she’s …

The Ticklemore Christmas Toy Shop by Liz Davies – Free eBooks Download Description: You’re never too old to fall in love… There is a disturbance in the force and octogenarian Hattie Jenkins can feel it …