Pentecost Island Books 1-3

Pentecost Island...where romance entices and secrets unfold.

Pentecost Island series : Books 1-3 in a boxed set

From best selling author, Annie Seaton, three beautiful stories of female friendships, and the unbreakable bond that sees friends stay together through the ups and downs of life.



Pippa:



When Pippa Carmichael inherits a house on a deserted tropical island, it couldn't have come at a better time for her. Life's been tough lately; she's lost her job, given her boyfriend the flick, and now it's time for her to make a new start. With her two best friends, Pippa heads off to Pentecost Island to investigate her inheritance and is surprised to find there is another resident on the island. 

Reclusive author, Rafe Rendell, is not impressed when a boatload of women turns up on his island, interrupting his peaceful existence. He is less impressed when he meets Pippa, the sassy new owner of Ma Carmichael's sprawling house.

¿¿¿¿¿¿¿Can these two live in harmony on the same small island, or is Pippa's dream destined to fail?

Eliza

The final choice-and the biggest mistake of her life-sees her fleeing to Pentecost Island. Desperate to make a fresh start, Eliza is happy to work-and hide- on the island for as long Pippa needs a carpenter to achieve her dream. Having friends around to support her through tough times is a bonus.

But Eliza quickly learns you can't outrun your demons. The arrival of charismatic sailor, Phillipe Renton threatens the safety of the new life Eliza is creating.

Living his life on the oceans and travelling the world, Phillipe doesn't do relationships, but the attraction to vulnerable Eliza is impossible to resist.

Will her dark secret be revealed-a secret that could destroy any chance of happiness for her new life?

Nell

Nell O'Leary sees the world in a logical way, and she's content managing her friend, Pippa's eco-resort. She holds a secret from her past and is painfully insecure around the opposite sex. When Nell runs into a technical problem at the resort, she contacts a computer company, and is dismayed to find the owner is her former friend, Nat Dwyer. Nat was at university with her but that's the only thing he and Nell have in common.



Even though they had once been good friends, Nat was a womaniser-with no intention of ever settling down.When Nell asks Nat to help onsite, the help he offers takes a personal turn. But the last thing Nat expects is to fall in love with this quiet woman. Nell fights her growing feelings; there is no way she would ever trust Nat.

Can Nell overcome her lack of trust or is her past destined to cause them heartache?