THE WAY BACK HOME

CHANCES

Vita’s gift shop would do better if she ran it as a business, but she’s pre-occupied with thoughts of her ex, Tim, even though he broke her heart. Tree-surgeon Oliver still loves the mother of his child - even after three years apart. When Vita and Oliver’s paths cross, there’s a chance of something blossoming. Will they grab it or walk away?

CHLOE

When Chloë Cadwallader’s beloved godmother Jocelyn dies, she leaves her a letter instructing her to give up her job (rubbish) and her boyfriend (ditto) to travel the four countries of the United Kingdom during the four seasons of the year. And as the seasons unfold, so too does Chloë’s journey. From Abergavenny to St Ives, from the Giant’s Causeway to the shores of Loch Lomond, join her as she discovers love, lust, life – and, just possibly, a man for all seasons.

FEN

Fen McCabe has only ever been in love once. So what if he's a long dead nineteenth century artist? She's an art historian. She calls it job satisfaction; her friends and family call it insanity. But then her path crosses not just with handsome publisher Matt Holden, but also with brooding landscape gardener James Caulfield - twenty years her senior. Fen finds herself falling for both of them in a haze of sex, art and severe indecision… Does she really have to choose?

HOME TRUTHS

Raised by their loving and eccentric uncle Django, the McCabe sisters assume their mid-thirties would be a time of stability and happiness. However, Cat, the youngest, is home from abroad to begin a new phase of her life - but it's proving more difficult than she thought. Fen is determined to be a better mother to her baby daughter than her own was to her. Pip, the eldest, loves looking after her stepson, her husband, her uncle and her sisters - even if her own needs are side lined. At Django's 75th birthday party secrets are revealed that throw the family into chaos.

PILLOW TALK

Petra Flint is a talented jeweller, crafting beautiful pieces intended to delight and enchant. But she has a troubled past which manifests itself in frequent sleepwalking. She'd love stability, but because of past experiences and the bad example set by her parents, she's understandably cautious. In fact, she doubts true love exists.

THE TURNING POINT

When Canadian musician Scott Emerson and British children's author Frankie Shaw meet by chance, a profound connection is made. Their homes are thousands of miles apart, and over oceans and time zones, they make sacrifices and take risks. But fate has a twist in store and the real turning point comes when tragedy strikes.