Author:Miriam Morrison
Serial fiancée and struggling artist Lila Barton lives with her family in a dilapidated mansion. Penniless, directionless and having sworn off men, Lila is delighted to land a job working for her famous godfather who is directing a star-studded charity production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. She is even more thrilled to learn that Hollywood heart-throb Mitch Clayton will be one of the stars, although she's promised her sister she won't get engaged again ... this year at least!
But avoiding Mitch's advances is proving tricky. And then there's Mitch's stepbrother, Johnny, the Cinderfella of the Clayton clan. It turns out he's a man of many secrets and Lila can't help but be intrigued ...
a touching and heart warming story and written with real insight and understanding...a very moving debut
—— Catherine AlliottA gritty debut. Just keep the tissues handy. *****
—— HEAT MagazineThis is well thought-out, well written, bittersweet stuff that will make you both weep and laugh. A lovely read from an exciting new author. I look forward to her next.
—— Sarah Broadhurst , Love ReadingGripping
—— News of the WorldA skilful, plot-twisting balance of humour and heartbreak.
—— Shari Low , Daily RecordSurely the greatest novelist of the 20th century
—— Sunday TelegraphA high adventure with any twists and turns
—— Derby Evening TelegraphAn entertaining book full of boyhood adventures, heroes and excitement
—— Caroline Davison , East Anglian Daily TimesJonathan is already building up a strong fan base among young lovers of fantasy fiction and his latest novel will certainly not disappoint his young readers
—— Hertfordshire LifeWhile it is a totally new direction and a different type of tale to what pulls you right in, proving that the cream will always rise to the top
—— www.sci-fi-london.comThis latest novel will certainly not disappoint his young readers
—— Hertfordshire LifeThis is an entertaining book full of boyhood adventures, heroes and excitement
—— Bradford Telegraph and ArgusAn author who can rightly be dubbed a master storyteller . . . Heroes Of The Valley is . . . epic, vibrant and colourful
—— Phil Hewitt , Bognore Regis Observer