Forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest
When Constable Matilda Ware is posted to Whitebridge, she knows exactly what she wants: a great experience to put on her already glowing CV.
Sophie Farmer is the only daughter of Whitebridge’s dodgy garage owner. But she’s no less certain about what she’s looking for: a girlfriend that won’t be scared off by her dad or hulking older brother, Gio.
When Tilly and Sophie meet at the first rehearsal of Whitebridge’s new choir, it’s love at first sight. They both see stars, so everything should be great, right?
Except Sophie doesn’t want her family to know about Tilly and Tilly doesn’t want to compromise her standing in the community. So they’re determined to stay firmly out of each others way. Until they’re forced to sing a solo together.
The path to true love doesn’t always run smoothly, especially when your dad might be the focus of your crush’s big new investigation. Throw in some drunken shenanigans, a dubious song about a monkey and a bowling ball, far too many interfering villagers, a familiar policeman with marital problems, and an elusive ring of car thieves, and this could be the one time that love doesn’t conquer all. Or maybe not
