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This book tour is running between the 4th – 10th June
You can follow the reviews with the poster, and the tour page here – Coming Home to Sturcombe Bay
Coming Home to Sturcombe Bay by Susanne McCarthy Series: Sturcombe Bay #2
Published by: Choc Lit
Publication date: June 4, 2025
Genres: Romance
Pages: 275
Format: eBook, Paperback
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They were never truly over — and this time love might just get it right.
After ten years of globe-trotting, Cassie Channing returns to Sturcombe Bay to care for her ailing grandmother. Only to find herself face-to-face with Liam Ellis — the man she once loved and left behind.
Liam has moved on since the day Cassie left, or so he tells himself. A devoted single dad and respected vet, he’s built a life without her. But the moment she steps back into the village, old feelings come rushing back.
Liam’s determined to keep his distance — but the spark between them is impossible to ignore. And, as Cassie settles into village life and grows close to his daughter, staying away gets harder.
The more time Cassie and Liam spend together, the more the heat between them intensifies — but so do the unresolved tensions from the past.
With Cassie’s plane ticket booked to leave in six weeks, they both must decide if the love they never really got over is worth a second chance.
About Susanne McCarthy
I'm a Londoner, though I haven't lived there for many years. But if you're born a Londoner you're always a Londoner. And what could be better than growing up in London in the 60s? The clubs, the live music, the shops - all now passed into legend.
I got fed up with school and left before taking my A levels. Over the next few years I had lots of jobs - measuring fabric in Jones and Higgins in Peckham, cleaning chalets at Butlins Bognor Regis, even a short stint in the Civil Service. Then I decided it was time to grow up, so I went to Liverpool to train as a teacher. I loved life at University, but I wasn't so keen on teaching, so I switched to adult education, which suited me fine.
Shortly after I met my husband we moved to Shropshire, where we lived on the side of a hill with a series of rescued Afghan Hounds, a couple of small terriers, some cats, some birds, some fish, and an iguana called Spike.
A few years ago we decided to move to Devon. My husband is a Devonian, and had always wanted to come home. And me... I wanted to live near the sea. So now we are settled here in South Devon, a twenty minute stroll from the beach. And I love it!
