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On a trip of a lifetime to India, Bea is given an unexpected fiftieth birthday present - an hour with a celebrated clairvoyant. Unlucky in love, Bea learns that her true soulmate is still out there _ and that he's someone she knew in a past life.
Returning home, Bea revisits the men in her life and can't resist looking up a few old lovers - the Good, the Bad and the... well, the others. As Bea connects with the ones that got away, she suspects that her little black book has remained shut for a reason. But one man out there has her in his sights.
They say love is blind and maybe Bea just needs an eye test...
Funny and wise, this is the perfect read for anyone who believes in finding love, no matter what their age.
About the author
Cathy lives in Bath with her husband and three cats. In her spare time, she is happiest digging, planting or reading in the garden or on a walk with friends in the local countryside – usually ending in a pub. For more about Cathy, find her on twitter:
@CathyHopkins1 or Facebook: CathyHopkins or on her website www.cathyhopkins.com.
Summary
‘A really enjoyable read.’ Judy Leigh,
‘Funny and feelgood’ Good Housekeeping
On a trip of a lifetime to India, Bea is given an unexpected fiftieth birthday present – an hour with a celebrated clairvoyant. Unlucky in love, Bea learns that her true soulmate is still out there ̶ and that he’s someone she knew in a past life.
Returning home, Bea revisits the men in her life and can’t resist looking up a few old lovers – the Good, the Bad and the… well, the others. As Bea connects with the ones that got away, she suspects that her little black book has remained shut for a reason. But one man out there has her in his sights.
They say love is blind and maybe Bea just needs an eye test…
Funny and wise, this is the perfect read for anyone who believes in finding love, no matter what their age.
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Praise for Cathy Hopkins
'Warm, wise and full of heart... I absolutely loved this book.' Lucy Diamond, author of Summer at Shell Cottage
'Funny and feelgood' Good Housekeeping
'Warm, funny and uplifting' Reader's Digest
'The ending was a quiet joy. I loved it.' Julia Williams
'Funny, touching and very wise. I loved it.' Alex Brown
'An engaging and heart felt story about love and loss.' Madeleine Reiss author of Someone to Watch Over Me
'Warm and amusing' Express & Star
