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GIVEAWAY: 3 copies of One Summer by Taylor Cole – CORNWALL
28th July 2024
We are delighted to offer 3 copies of One Summer by Taylor Cole, a novel to transport the reader to CORNWALL. UK ONLY
Two people. Two pasts. One summer to fall in love.
Caleb is a former professional surfer trying to build his life after a career-ending accident.
Lindy has moved to Loor island to start a new life, combing the shores for sea glass to weave into jewelry.
When the two meet, sparks fly – but not the good kind. Then they discover they’re neighbours, and they’re stuck with each other for one, long summer.
As they slowly learn to trust each other, and find themselves sharing their stories that brought them to Loor, their dislike begins to unravel into friendship, then maybe something more.
But will the weight of their pasts ruin their chance of a future?
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- Just let us know in the Comments below by midnight, 10 August 2024 – What are your thoughts on Cornwall? Best food? Best places to stay? Share your recommendations (your hopes to visit one day, even….) in the comments below!
THREE winners chosen at random. UK ENTRY ONLY
With thank to Aria fiction for organising this giveaway.
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WINNERS
susan65
Sheena Batey
Curly
Cornwall is so beautiful, one of my favourite places is Charlestown because of the amazing food in the area. My favourite restaurant there is Springtide.
The best place to visit is St Ives.
Sadly with much regret I have never been to Cornwall although it is somewhere I have always wanted to visit as one of my grandparents was born in Liskeard where he started his working life as a tin miner. A tragic mining accident killed his father and the family then moved to Northumberland where Grandad transferred to a coal pit. Now too old to travel such a long distance so have to be satisfied by reading both non-fiction and fiction books of the county.
Portreath has a lovely beach and is just so pretty, on the South West Coast Path walk too.
I’ve never been, but dying to go and see the gorgeous beaches and sample the scones.
I have not been for over 40 years, but I can still remember their gorgeous beaches and delicious clotted cream scones!
I have holidayed several times in Cornwall and think it is a beautiful place to visit and explore. I have been to St Ives twice and love how busy and bustling it is, with a gorgeous beach. And I have also stayed on Lizard Peninsula which was a beautiful place to explore with stunning scenery.
St Ives has some amazing food. Our favourite place is The Deli, when you get sick of pasties, their grilled goats cheese and beetroot salad is divine. We love to stay at 27 the Terrace. The seaview rooms have a lovely view over the beautiful Porthminster Beach
Best for watching the sea.
It’s a long drive down to Cornwall from North West England so we break it up with a night stop. Two weeks in a cottage by the sea is our reward, a beautiful part of the world that rejuvenates the soul
It was a long time ago I visited (1973) but I have such fond memories of the high-banked and narrow twisty lanes and the relatively unknown beach and cove of Lansallos. Gorgeous place to spend a summer out of doors.
it has some of the best beaches and coves
I love Cornwall – particularly the beaches, the scenery and the cozy pubs
Port Isaac, can’t go wrong with a bit of the ‘Doc’, grab a pasty from the pasty shop too 😉
Love the scenery, Cornish cream teas and mustn’t forget the Cornish pasties.
The Eden Project which is a great family day out.
I love to walk and hike, and there are so many amazing trails to discover all over Cornwall.
I love Tintagel Castle which is in such a beautiful area.
I loved Fistral Beach when I was younger due to it’s amazing waves for surfing and body boarding.
It is a long time since I have been to Cornwall. I am housebound now.
I used to love a family holiday there with my husband, son and in -law
There was plenty to do for everyone and we all enjoyed our time there.I would love to go there again.
We used to spend nearly every summer in Cornwall as kids. Love Newquay, Padstow, St Ives. I mean basically anywhere! Haven’t been back in 20 years though so really need to!
I have lovely memories of visiting Cornwall as a child, and I would love to go back.
I loved our visit to the Eden Project. I visited in the early days of the project and would love to visit again
I’ve never been, would love to visit.
I’ve visited twice and both times the sea mist was so thick I couldn’t realistically travel any distance to see the sights. Looking forward to a ‘third time lucky’ visit soon to enjoy the coves and beaches.
I love the coastal path, stunning scenery and loads of lovely pubs, cafes and guest houses along the route.
Cornwall is a great place I Particularly like Falmouth and enjoy eating at The Brasserie On The Bay.
I’m hoping to go late next spring to avoid the summer crowds but to hopefully get good weather too. I’m looking forward to surfing at Polzeath the most.
I have to admit I have never been in Cornwall yet but would love to go one day
id love to visit. ive heard only lovely things
I love st Ives for the food and shopping
I was a baby the last time I visited Cornwall, always went north to visit family in school holidays. From the photographs I have seen Cornwall does look lovely
I love Cornwall, used to take family holidays there when the kids were small. Would love to visit again
Narrow roads, sea gulls and food poisoning – all in all not a good last trip to Cornwall
I love Cornwall, so much wonderful scenery and every town and village is unique
Cornwall is beautiful!
I’ve never been to Cornwall but I love reading books set there!
We used to spend many a wonderful holiday in Cornwall when I was younger, and whenever I think of Cornwall I think of happy times. The food, the people, the scenery, it’s just perfect.
A beautiful county, I have been several times, my favourite place would be Polperro.
Have not been to Cornwall for many years but I do remember Portscatho was where we stayed, and it was lovely – great walks and a quiet holiday.
LOVE Kynance Cove, Sennen Cove and Polzeath.
I love cornwall, – great food, occasionally sun 🙂 just too far usually to travel from newcastle
Love the Coastal walks
Love visiting Padstow
Cornwall is beautiful but such a long drive for us! Love the coastline, the walks & the cream teas.
Cornwall is beautiful!
We visit Cornwall every year. My favourite place is Gorran Haven. I’ve known it since childhood holidays and it still makes me happy to go there.
I’ve walked the coastal path in Cornwall – such breathtaking scenery I’d love to do again
Got to be the rugged coast, second to none.
I love Cornwall. It’s such a beautiful part of the UK. I always go for a Cornish cream tea when I visit and my favourite place for this is Berryfields Farm. The food there is so fresh and delicious.
The coastline in Cornwall is spectacular with many beautiful coves.
I’m lucky enough to have been born and brought up in Cornwall – Rosa in Newquay does some amazing food and the Lizard has some incredible remote places to stay
Cornwall is such a beautiful place. I have tried lots of cream teas during my visits there and my favourite is Berryfields Farm. The food there is always fresh and delicious.
Amazing food – Roskillys Ice Cream in Helston is the best I’ve ever had
I’ve never visited Cornwall but it looks a lovely place to visit.
I’ve never been to Cornwall but I would absolutely love to go to Padstow and eat at Rick Stein’s restaurant
I don’t get to visit Cornwall as often as I’d like. However when I am there it’s absolutely ‘essential’ to have a Cornish Cream Tea. They’re truly sublime!
Bude is brilliant for being both dog friendly and wheelchair accessible
Happy memories of visiting as a child and going to lots of farms with adventure playgrounds. And great literature!
A visit to St Ives is a must. There are several beautiful beaches and some excellent restaurants. You can sit and watch the bustling harbour or explore the art galleries. You can get to St Ives on the train which follows the coastline which is a treat in itself.
Love it – trailing the narrow roads and coming across amazing views
I’ve never been to Cornwall, but would love to go to the beaches there as they look stunning.
The best county in the UK for holidays
Beautiful scenery and plenty to see
I love Cornwall – The Eden Project and Tintagel are definite places to visit. Fish and chips by the sea and ice cream too
Moved to Cornwall 2 years ago from the Midlands and my life has completely changed! Days out at the fabulous beaches with some wonderful beach cafes. Amazing walks on the coast or moors. Just be careful of the roads!!
I love the fact you can still get to so many places on the train. The little stations are lovely.
I love Cornwall the beaches are beautiful and clean and I absolutely love a Cornish Cream Tea.
Cornwall is a beautiful place. My brother and sister in law even moved there. Just be careful as the roads are really narrow and it is hard to find anywhere to park.
Cornwall is great for sea air beaches, food and walks
I love Cornwall
For me it has to be St Michael’s Mount, I like to go there and sometimes walk over the causeway or take a boat if the tide is in.
I’ve been to Cornwall once after uni – 30 years ago. It was gorgeous, about time I went back!
I love Cornwall, it’s just so beautiful. Been to a few different parts, but Fowey is special to me 🙂
I love st ives – my favourite cornish town
The wild places and then the surprise of a lovely cove with wonderful food and things to do. Bliss!
Cornwall is a firm favourite amongst my family and friends. I would love to go and see a show at The Minack Theatre as I’ve only ever seen it on TV and the views always look stunning but I’d only want to go in good weather, not in the wind and rain!
I love Cornwall – we used to go a lot when the kids were small, including the year when we were in our caravan one Easter when it snowed. One fond memory is buying smoked mackerel through a window in Penzance then eating in with our fingers with some lovely bread, on the beach
I have only been to Newquay and that was 25 years ago. I would be great to revisit and see the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
So beautiful but busy too. Love Doctor Martin country – Port Isaac
Dolphin spotting near Padstow
For families, we loved Newquay!
Cornwall is our favourite place to visit, you can’t beat the cream tea at the Lizard with its fantastic views
We have never been to Cornwall but it is definitely o our to-do list – it is a long way from Yorkshire though! The scenery always looks amazing and I can just imagine enjoying the sea views with my wife whilst having an afternoon tea!
We love going to anywhere in Cornwall, it’s our favourite place to holiday. Especially love Looe, locals are so friendly and beautiful little area.
so pretty 🙂
Gorgeous scenery but can get a bit too busy in the summer for me
Visit Padstow and its beautiful harbour.
Love The Eden Project. A great day out.
I have only been to Cornwall once many years ago but would love to go back as it is very scenic with lots of quaint narrow streets.
I’ve never been to Cornwall but maybe one day and would love to visit The Minack Theatre and Newquay
I would love to visit Cornwall one day, hopefully soon.
The beaches look so lovely with a Mediterranean feel.
Great story
I’ve never visited Cornwall but I would really like to. I’d want to spend the whole visit at the beautiful beaches, they are stunning
love Cornwall out of season and Looe is my top spot!
Ill be honest, I have been to Cornwall once on a Haven holiday, it rained the entire and a body washed up on the beach. I feel like I need to back and give it another go!
definitely best pasties, best climate in the uk and plenty to enjoy
Best places to visit – Eden Centre, Porthcurno, St Michael’s Mount, The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Been to Cornwall twice now and loved it.
Love the Minack Theatre – amazing venue to see a show
We enjoy staying at the Penventon Hotel in Redruth. Fairly central for visiting many places, we have stayed there a number of times.
Best place – Polzeath
Best food – pasty of course!
Just love it. Perfect beaches and plenty of history for those cooler days. Kynance Cove is a must
Loved Padstow with it’s great restaurants x
Beautiful beaches
Cornwall is one of the most attractive counties in England with such beautiful scenery. I have been several times mainly to Padstow but also to Looe and Polperro. One restaurant I enjoyed was Prawn on the Lawn in Padstow.
I would love to visit Cornwall one day. It looks beautiful and I too would love to go sea glass hunting on the gorgeous beaches there. A cream tea or two would be lovely too.
Cornish pasties & Cornish cream teas are two must haves when in Cornwall (jam first, remember!)
My favourite place to stay is St Agnes, where you can watch the waves crash against the rocks & the surfers stay afloat!
As a child I can remember staying in a tiny fisherman’s cottage overlooking the sea. The ceiling were very low even for me as a child and the staircase upstairs was miniscule. From memory, there were lovely beaches and shops.
The best thing to come out of Cornwall is my husband! As he was brought up there, he knows all the out-of-the-way places that are beautiful yet not overrun with tourists.
Cornwall is a lovely place to visit, with two great coastlines, plenty of heritage places too.
My fave place is Porthleven, lovely little eating places, craft and art shops.