A Nice Place to Live (Kingsworth stories Book 6)

Freya's mother is unwell. Blighted by the cruelty of dementia, everything she does is a risk. Freya does what she can to manage the situation from a distance alongaside a busy career in London, but it's got to the point where something needs to be done, which is when her boyfirend Liam pitches his idea.

Move to Kingsworth.

It's that simple really. Liam, Freya, and Freya's son Rowan will uproot their lives to sleepy Warwickshire and move into Freya's childhood home. During the week, Freya will work in London, while Liam will take Rowan on the school run and look after Hazel, Freya's frail and fragile mum. Then, at the weekends, Freya will be around to help too. It'll be hard, sure, but it might also be good for them - Hazel will be cared for, they'll get to escape the hectic world of London and instead move to Kingsworth.

After all, Kingsworth is a nice place to live.

However, not long after moving Liam starts to notice things about Hazel. Is she watching him? Is she plotting something? Just how ill is she really? And what, exactly, is Ted the cat trying to communicate to Liam.

Explore another side of Kingsworth, everyone's favourite little Warwickshire town and decide for yourself whether it really is a nice place to live.