Surprises on the Scottish Isle by Lilac Mills.

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @raraaresouces for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Surprises on the Scottish Isle is book one in the series and is romance genre. Wow! I absolutely adored this book. It’s a fantastic read and took me a couple of days to read and even made me cry at the end. The story about Tara, who divorced and moved to Coorie Castle craft center where she makes doll houses and then bumps into the estate manager, who is her old flame, Cal, and he is divorced with a daughter. I love the front cover. It’s beautiful, and I love the title. It works well with the story. This is the first book I have read by Lilac Mills and I will be reading more. Her books are entertaining, and I found her writing style very easy to get into straight the way. I like Cal and Tara a lot, and it was lovely to follow their story and how they interact with each other after not seeing each other for ten years. This is a lovely and heartwarming read that perfect for the romantic months we have coming up. A gorgeous read that you will absolutely adore and want what to stop reading until the end. 5 stars. Blurb Will they get a second chance at first love? When newly divorced Tara McTaigh spots an advert for a studio to let in Coorie Castle’s craft centre, she packs up her Edinburgh life and moves to the Isle of Skye, eager for a fresh start. Little does she know that the castle’s estate manager, single dad Calan Fraser, is the man who broke her heart back at university. Thoroughly done with romance, Tara decides to ignore Cal and focus on building her business – creating dollhouses to commission. But Duncoorie is a small community, and the two keep bumping into each other… Just as she is starting to open her heart once more to Cal, a change in his life puts everything on the line. When a surprise storm threatens Tara's safety, will Cal realise in time that love is worth the risk? An uplifting and feel-good crafty romance for fans of Holly Martin, Sue Moorcroft and Julie Shackman. Purchase Link - https://geni.us/SOTSI Author Bio – Lilac Mills lives on a Welsh hillside with her very patient husband and incredibly sweet dog, where she grows veggies (if the slugs don't get them), bakes (badly) and loves making things out of glitter and glue (a mess, usually). She's been an avid reader ever since she got her hands on a copy of Noddy Goes to Toytown when she was five, and she once tried to read everything in her local library starting with A and working her way through the alphabet. She loves long hot summer days in the garden, and cold winter ones snuggled in front of the fire, but whatever the weather she's usually writing, or thinking about writing, with heartwarming romance and happy-ever-afters always on her mind. Social Media Links – Website: https://www.lilacmills.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LilacMills Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilacmillsauthor Twitter: https://twitter.com/lilacmills

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