Summer on Seashell Island

Absolutely fantastic read 
Nothing negative to say about this one, this is superb. I have devoured this in one sitting and adored this one.

Loved this book from the very beginning, it just draws you in. How the three siblings who have gone their separate ways to explore love and life elsewhere. But there is always a pull to Seashell island where they grew up surrounded by love, gossip and hurt. Life changes, bring them back together and through changes unforeseen they begin a whole new chapter. The siblings were easy to relate to as was the way everyone on the island knew everyone and all there business (no secrets) lol.. I recommend anyone who likes Heidi Swann, Caroline Roberts, Jessica Redland this book is definitely worth a read. Really hope there is a follow up book

Miranda has never wanted to leave her home, Juliet couldn't wait to get away and Leo is a workaholic whose ex-wife has left him with his daughters whilst she is on honeymoon for the summer. All three are on seashell island and head to their parent's lighthouse B&B to get support from their mum and dad for their different personal problems. However, mum and dad haven't come back from their holiday of a lifetime and so the siblings must pull together and work out what they really want as well as sorting out the B&B and the end of summer festival.
As it is told from the different points of view of the three siblings it is easy to relate to the three characters and see their perspectives. I loved the characters of Abby and Mia and Lucy the llama. There were other great characters such as the wonderful Owain  and Christabel and Rory. 
This is a story of self-discovery and each character takes their own journey to sort out their own life and I loved each and every one. The community wasn't idealised and this was great and although Seashell Island was lovely it was great to see the drawbacks too. There is only one thing I hated - getting to the last page. I so wanted to hear more about these characters and even the epilogue didn't suffice.