Award-winning author Martina Boone creates an evocative new romance about illusions, last chances, and embracing hope set against the magical backdrop of North Wales and the glitter of an epic Hollywood historical film.
Kath Cameron escaped a horrible mistake by running away to Hollywood, hoping to become someone else. Then her acting career plunged off a cliff after a divorce from her mega-star ex-husband. She has one last shot at a reboot when casting for the lead in the Welsh version of Braveheart reopens weeks into production. On location in Wales, she finds herself working around the clock with the film's director. But Dai Rhys has a knack for seeing past a lifetime of armor plating Kath has built for herself, pushing her both personally and professionally to face her greatest fears.
Dai Rhys left the British army and took up acting as part of his PTSD treatment. After a decade as a Hollywood star, he's paid his dues. Directing The Last Prince is his dream project, but he's had to replace one star already, and he can't risk more complications by getting involved with Kath. Now if only his heart would listen to that advice. He's always had a protective streak two miles wide, and Kath's slow smile and vulnerability make him ache to show her how good she can be.
Both Kath and Dai have been married before. They know how rare true connections are. As soon as the film is over, they'll be on different continents again, so this may be their only opportunity to find out whether what they feel for each other is real or an extension of the Hollywood illusion. They're both fighting to rebuild their lives, and with the film and their reputations at risk, can they dare to take a chance on each other?
★★★★★ THE CELTIC LEGENDS COLLECTION ★★★★★
From award-winning author Martina Boone, the Celtic Legends novels are uplifting and unputdownable contemporary love stories with characters you won't forget and enchanting locations full of history, legend, and magic. Perfect for fans of Nora Roberts, Kristen Hannah, Susan Wiggs, Susan Mallery, Sarah Addison Allen's magical women's fiction, and Susanna Kearsley's novels with a historical sense of place, they'll whisk you away to the Scottish Highlands, romantic Cornish castles, and remote Irish islands. Read them in any order, although side characters from previous books are sometimes mentioned.
