Coming Home to Seagull Bay
Come and visit the brand new cosy English seaside town romance series brimming with friendships. These heartwarming stories find familiar characters returning time and time again, where every new blossoming romance sees townsfolk of varying ages finding love.
After receiving a heart-wrenching letter from her aunt, Pippa found herself hastily packing her bags and embarking on a poignant journey back to the coastal town she once called home in her little Mini car with her faithful pet retriever by her side.
Little did she know that a surprising twist awaited her. Within minutes of arriving, she stumbled upon her childhood sweetheart, leaving her speechless. Due to Oliver’s parents’ divorce and his move to America. Years had passed since they last saw each other, making their reunion all the more unexpected.
Pippa believed she had moved on from Oliver during their time apart, convinced that their paths would never cross again. But as she locked eyes with the now strapping six-foot-tall man before her, her heart raced and her knees weakened. In that moment, she realised the depth of her foolishness in assuming she had conquered her emotions.
To complicate matters further, Pippa found herself working alongside “the one that got away” in her family’s business. As they navigated their shared responsibilities, Pippa grappled with an internal struggle. She has important decisions to make. Should she set aside her reservations with Oliver and prioritise what is right for her family? Or run back to the safety of Ireland?
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