Revenge in the Cotswolds
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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Thea Osborne, Cotswold house-sitter with an infamous reputation for getting mixed up in crime, is determined to avoid trouble this time. Her latest commission in the village of Daglingworth seems straightforward, with most of her time spent looking after an old corgi and a hibernating tortoise. Thea is ready for a relaxing if rather boring two weeks, with phone calls to new boyfriend Drew Slocombe the highlight of her days. Until, that is, a dead body is discovered in a nearby quarry . . .
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Keeps the gentle, low-heat tone and midlife relationship worries of the seed, but swaps village sleuthing for a time-bending second-chance marriage story.
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Another quiet, no-explicit read driven by everyday workplace chatter and slow-burn affection rather than a body in a quarry.
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