Today is the official release of Sunshine Through the Rain by Penelope Janu (ebook, audio book, paperback, HQ/Harper Collins). Here’s the blurb:
Country vet Primrose Cartwright knows more about heartache than most but in the close-knit community of Ballimore, she’s found a place to call home. Prim has her work and the love of her sisters, and she doesn’t need anything else – certainly not Blake Sinclair.
The new vet in town, Scotsman Blake has a love-them-and-leave-them reputation. He is curiously protective of Prim, but his privileged upbringing and jet-set life are nothing like her own. Prim has tried – and failed – at the dating game. Even if there’s a burning attraction between them, the last man she could ever trust is Blake.
Blake finds Prim fiercely independent, vulnerable, and unlike any other woman he has ever known. But Prim won’t tell him her secrets unless he tells her his own, and Blake’s pain is buried deep.
Will Prim’s determination to unravel the mystery that threatens her career bring Prim and Blake together or tear them apart? As the storm clouds gather, can Prim and Blake confront their painful pasts and create a future together? Will they find the sunshine through the rain?
Penelope dropped by today to tell us a little about this book:
Sunshine Through the Rain is the story of country vet Primrose Cartwright, and Scottish large animal anesthetist vet Blake Sinclair. Prim and Blake have had a lot to overcome in their lives, and they face quite a few obstacles in their romance, too. I was delighted that this novel concluded with a very well-deserved happy ending! Sunshine Through the Rain is the final story in my ‘weather series’, which also included Phoebe and Sinn’s story in Clouds on the Horizon and Patience and Hugo’s story in Shelter From the Storm . All my novels are absolutely standalone, but it was wonderful to take a peek at what Prim’s sisters have been up since their books came out. I also enjoyed the research for Sunshine Through the Rain . The story is set in country NSW, but Blake is from the Scottish Highlands and I was lucky enough to visit this beautiful and wild region of Scotland in 2022.
You can find out more about this book (including where to buy it) at Penelope’s website or buy it from Amazon .

