*Previously published as Love Lessons in Starcross Valley*

'A lovely, very different 5* read from Lucy Knott, full of her trademark cosiness' Sam Tonge, author of Summer Secrets at Streamside Cottage, on The Little Barn of Dreams

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A heartwarming sapphic romance that is perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston and Lindsey Kelk

With the recent breakdown of both her ten-year relationship and her parents' marriage, thirty-five-year-old Marnie Barnes no longer believes in love. To give her life the shake-up it so clearly needs, she books a ticket to Canada.
Thousands of miles away from her home and her twin sister, she struggles to have the life-changing experience she dreamt of — until she meets Nova, a dinosaur-loving space nerd with a penchant for living in the moment. After a wonderful day together in Vancouver, they part ways. Though gutted, Marnie thinks it's proof that she's not meant to find love and tries to move on with her life.
But a few months later, back in England, she bumps into someone achingly familiar. As Marnie navigates her new feelings, takes chances and makes the first move for the first time in her life, can she regain her faith in love — and find it for herself?
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Readers LOVE Lucy Knott:

'This is a heart-warming tale by the ultra talented Lucy Knott. The characters are full of depth and the story is woven beautifully.' — Amazon reviewer, 5*

'The representation in this story is perfect and the themes of acceptance, love and understanding that not every adult or child is the same was both well written and personal; I applaud and appreciate the thoughtfulness and intricacies of the stories in this book.' — Amazon reviewer 5*

'This was such a sweet romance, that really captures that special feeling of finding someone who really “gets” you.' — Amazon reviewer, 5*

'Lucy does it again! Another beautifully written, heartfelt romance. Every time I pick up one of Lucy's novels I can't put them down!! Keep them coming Lucy!' — Amazon reviewer, 5*
'I love, love, love the fact that her books are all different and how each one of them is full of so much heart.' — Amazon reviewer, 5*

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