Hazelgrove

<p><strong><em>“It’s alright, you’re at Hazelgrove, you’re safe here.”</em></strong></p><p>But Hazelgrove is crumbling. Its future looks bleak. Oliver should feel lucky to be living in a stately home, but the roof leaks and there isn’t enough money for repairs. He has learned that people bring problems so he doesn’t welcome Rachel’s intrusion into his life. </p><p>Perhaps her enthusiasm for Hazelgrove will inspire him to look at things differently.</p><p>They are not the only ones who need a fresh start and the kindness of strangers: a gardener desperate to provide a future for his autistic son; an eccentric gamekeeper haunted by the past; a neglected child; a failed businessman; a cook risking everything for what she believes.  </p><p>Each of them needs to recover from trauma but if they can recognise a second chance when it is offered and be brave enough to take it then maybe they can save Hazelgrove and save themselves.</p>