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The Lighthouse Keeper of Anglesey ~ Welcome to Anglesey #4 (by Caroline Young)

This is the second book I have read in the Welcome to Anglesey series. I have enjoyed the books enough that I have already purchased the other books and look forward to reading them. The characters are richly developed and the sense of family and community is heartfelt. The picturesque description of the town of Anglesey and the nearby cities is breathtaking. I would love to visit there and get lost in the beauty of the land and the sea. This is a story of second chances ... for many of the characters. I loved observing Seren begin to have faith in herself and to discover her talents. Love, loss, hope, secrets, discovery ... so many emotional threads are woven through this story.


Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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