Autumn at Flora’s House by Freya North

I had just finished a book when a surprise copy of Autumn at Flora’s House by Freya North arrived. Having adored each of the previous novellas in the series, I was thrilled and had to dive in straight away. My enormous thanks to Freya for sending me a copy. You’ll find my reviews of other books by Freya here, although I have been reading her a couple of decades longer than I have been blogging! You can purchase a signed copy of Autumn at Flora’s House here. Autumn at Flora’s House A mother, a daughter, a granddaughter – with questions to ask and secrets to share. Josie Barraclough visited the Isle of Harris in the 1960s when she was 19. She’s never forgotten her trip, nor the boy she met. Now, almost sixty years later, she returns, bringing her daughter and granddaughter with her. But why has she come back? And how much will she tell them? Her daughter, Martha, is an empty-nester in midlife. She isn’t sure anymore of her place in the world, but the matching solitude and melancholy to be found in the island both comforts and unnerves her. And there’s Bea, having a tough time at University, who wonders if a tiny cottage in a remote place with her mum and granny is a good idea at all....