Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Juliana makes a modest living as an "ethnic" TV/film extra - even though her only connections with her Spanish heritage are her cacti, intermittent Spanish classes, and some confused memories of a Spanish mother she hasn't seen since she was seven. When her beloved Uncle Arturo offers her the chance to discover her roots while house-sitting at his coastal home in a quiet corner of Andalusia, Juliana can't believe her luck. Especially when he reveals that the house will be hers if she fulfils ten life-enhancing 'Conditions' within 90 days. Redecoration of the house and a visit to the old film studio where her mother used to sew costumes seem ridiculously simple tasks for such a wonderful reward. But little does Juliana realise that there are family secrets and inherited rivalries awaiting her in sunny Spain, and the condition that she has to 'get on with the neighbours' - who include a ruggedly handsome but moody artist - may be harder than she thinks. Perfect for fans of 'An absolutely delightful and captivating read!' - Lucy Coleman, bestselling author of Summer in Andalucia 'A delightful, romantic and moving adventure. I enjoyed every moment... A delicious slice of golden escapism' - Louise Douglas, bestselling author of The House by the Sea Cherry Radford writes uplifting novels about identity, renewal and romance, and, having been raised by a half-Spanish mother, her love of Spain and Spanish culture comes through in all her novels. "The Spanish House", "The Spanish Garden" and "The Spanish Cove" are three novels set in the starkly beautiful Cabo de Gata Natural Park region of coastal Andalusia, where she now lives.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I had spent nearly three years in Beijing getting used to being stared at and judged by the locals. I assumed it would be a breeze to assimilate in England, but instead, the people there stole my wallet and my visa, and thus my right to work in the UK. #2 I had spent a few years in London, and all my friends had left. I was still writing blog posts about shoes, but now I was doing it for less money while sitting on our sunken blue sofa. I began to call myself a freelancer. #3 I was in a deep hole, and I didn't know how to get out. I had created a fortress around myself, stacked high with books and a sign on the wall that said, I don't need you anyhow! But I did. #4 I was lured in by the gym's free membership if I attended three fitness classes a week and won their in-house fitness and weight loss challenge. I was confident about winning because it's easy to win things like this when you have nothing else going on in your life.