Love and Deborah

From a remote convent, she writes the most important love letter of her life

Praise for Netta “Netta Muskett never disappoints her readers ...” The Aberdeen Press

England, 1940s to 1960s. Deborah Matson has long been seeking love and fulfilment. Yet her search has only brought her heartache and pain. Now there is the promise of a bright future with a kind man who can show her the real meaning of love.

Deborah fears rejection if he discovers the truth about her past. But she knows that lasting happiness can only come with complete honesty. And so, from a mountain-top retreat, Deborah sits down to write him a letter - the story of her life.

She reveals all of her heartbreaking secrets. Her first passionate affair and its ultimate betrayal, and the marriage which brought her riches but not the love she craved. Deborah offers no excuses for the choices she has made, as she makes a bid for one last chance at happiness …

More praise for Netta

“Warmth, feeling and honesty ...” The Bookseller

“Netta Muskett's heroines ... are always so human.” Daily Mirror

“Delightful … appealing … an accomplished storyteller.” Western Mail

“Pleasantly written, well-characterised ...” Liverpool Echo