Walton Merritt

From the lofty heights of her life experience, Emily was utterly convinced that nothing in life happened

The Only Right Choice Elizabeth Hardwick was a stern and unyielding woman. Life had dealt her harsh blows—hardship

**Diary Entry – A Stranger Claimed to Be My Fiancé After I Lost My Memory — But My Dog’s Reaction Told

**Diary Entry** The sun hung high over the garden at the edge of the Cotswolds, casting golden light

Lena sat on the edge of the bed, her eyes weary as they settled on the neat stack of banknotes laid out

**What’s Yours Will Stay With You** *”Second week you’ve barely touched your food—fancy someone

**Meeting on the Bridge** The autumn wind swept fallen leaves across the pavement, sending them spiralling

**Unflappable** After her divorce and the sale of their shared flat, Abigail found herself moving to

The Price of a Daughter’s Happiness Margaret Whitmore lived alone, endlessly complaining to her neighbours

Back in the day, villages were lively places where young folks would gather for dances, even trekking