What the blurb on the back says...

"Rowan has alwasy cherished an ambition to travel. She didn't just leave the small Scottish town where she grew up; she fled from it as fast as she could. Now she's become expert at metropolitan living; she could walk by a million faces and not notice any of them. And her dream is almost within her grasp.

When Rowan does start packing her bags, she has to find room for one very unexpected item. And she's headed not for exotic distant shores but back to Scotland. There, she feel at first like nothing more than a source of good gossip. But as she discovers that no one is quite who she thought they were, Rowan begins to see that home could be where she'll find what she was looking for after all..."

What I thought of it...

I found this book to be very dreamy and quite vague, which was good because it left a lot to my imagination. I really felt for Rowan when things happened in her life, of which you shall find out if you read this book. I couldn't help feeling that full stops and new sentences were put in where perhaps other punctuation marks should have gone but it didn't spoil the book at all. One week later, I'm still thinking about it...