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Autumn Return
In search of a new life, Lucy Summers leaves suburban London for a village on the coast of Cornwall, but her life of seclusion is disrupted by compassionate new neighbors who help her make her hideaway a haven for healing, peace, and love.
- GenresFictionChristian Fiction
271 pages, Paperback
First published February 1, 2001
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July 28, 2015
This was a well written and thoughtful Christian novel about a widow who moves to a small town where she and her family used to vacation in order to make a new start in life. She finds new friends and comes back to God; she also learns that she is not meant to live life relying on her own power but on God's power, and she comes to a deeper, fuller relationship with Christ. In addition, she begins to heal from past emotional and spiritual wounds, begins to trust male friends more readily, and begins a new romantic relationship. This book was a lovely portrayal of character development and true recovery.
February 22, 2013
A recent widow relocates from London to Cornwall to begin a new life ... or is it running from the past. In this cozy English village, she meets people who encourage her and help her restore her relationship with God. A bit predictable, but still a calm, enjoyable read.
April 30, 2019
Lucy moves from London to Tarran Bay a few years after her husband, Tom died to get away from the sad memories. New friends and other new beginnings help her in the Autumn of her life... at 55!
March 26, 2014
Oh, my goodness, I loved this book! I was so disappointed when this book ended, and even more disappointed to find that this author has not written anything else! This was one of the most charming, enjoyable, and uplifting books I have ever read. I will read this again sometime just for the way it makes me feel.
March 25, 2008
Excellent book on starting over.
June 11, 2008
Peace with the past
July 31, 2008
This book reminded me a lot of Maeve Binchy with a Christian twist, except that the author is British, and it takes place in Cornwall. It is a feel-good novel, and it was a very quick read!
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March 4, 2010Nice comfy book. Makes you feel good.
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