Escape to the gorgeous island of Corfu with this wonderfully uplifting romantic comedy, the third in a brand-new series from the author of The Cornish Confetti Agency and Villa Limoncello. Welcome to the Hummingbird Hotel! When Corfu’s newest hotelier Abbie Coleman is asked to host a fun-filled creativity retreat for a group of am-dram enthusiasts rehearsing for that year’s pantomime, she pulls out all the stops. With pottery classes, painting sessions, wreath-making and flower-arranging - along with a few meditation sessions from the hotel’s resident fitness guru – she’s hoping that this time her guests’ planned production of Cinderella will not descend into a comedy of errors. But this is the Hummingbird Hotel, and the words ‘plain-sailing’ and ‘hassle-free’ do not feature in the script. So when a lovingly painted Christmas wreath acquires a few unusually shaped floral additions, and a prized Greek vase is moulded into something a little more risqué, Abbie must once again partner-up with local winery and vineyard owner, the movie-star-handsome Nikos Angelopoulos , to unmask the culprit and ensure the story of the hotel has a happy ending. Can she turn turmoil into tranquillity? Or will her time on Corfu be over before its begun? Let Daisy James whisk you away to gorgeous Corfu with a feel-good festive read filled with sun, sea and a sprinkle of romance. Perfect for fans of Mandy Baggot, Sue Roberts & Sandy Barker. Praise for the Hummingbird Hotel series: ‘ Escape to the Hummingbird Hotel was just the tonic I needed and I found myself chuckling away to myself throughout the book,’ says Ginger Book Geek. ‘ Escape to the Hummingbird Hotel has got it all: a gorgeous island setting, a fabulous heroine, a gorgeous hero and plenty of charm, laughter and heart to keep readers glued to the pages,’ says Julie. ‘This story will instantly lift your spirits and transport you to a gorgeous sunny location, a total breath of fresh air that left me feeling serene and eager to read more about the adventures of Abbie,’ says Kel M. ‘I just loved everything about this book, it had me hooked and eager to absorb every last word,’ says Gilbster.