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The Pink House follows Emma and Hugh, who have a dilemma. Hugh's parents have divorced and neither wants the Pink House - the family home he grew up in and which holds so many memories.
If they take it on, they must also accept all that comes with it, including Hugh's sister Sally, living in the garden cottage; playing host to their eldest son's wedding; converting the barn into an art gallery for Emma's new career. Whatever happened to the lazy rural idyll?
Then all Emma's expectations are thrown into doubt when she runs into Rory McCloud - the one who got away so many years ago. Suddenly, she's wondering what might have been.
A big move can change so much, but for Emma could it change everything?
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Catherine Alliott has written eighteen novels, is translated into eighteen languages, and has sold over 3 million copies worldwide. She lives with her family in Hertfordshire, UK.
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