Here Comes the Sun: A feel-good read, uplifting read from BESTSELLER Celia Anderson

A tender, uplifting story about healing, hope and new beginnings, for readers of Milly Johnson, Katie Fforde and Beth Moran.Can Molly find the courage to open her heart? ❤️☀️When Molly loses her husband unexpectedly, she’s left with a growing sense that she never truly knew the man she shared her life with. Together since their schooldays and parents to four children, Molly had always believed their story was simple – until Jake’s absence begins to reveal hidden chapters. Then, a series of intriguing boxes starts arriving at her door, each one containing a clue to Jake’s secret past. Sent by her best friend, these parcels urge Molly to confront truths she never imagined. Along the way, she meets Tom, a talented artist determined to break free from the limitations of his own life. Tom and Molly are passionately drawn to one another, but can they each find the courage to start again? As the last boxes lead Molly to ever more surprising revelations, will she hold more tightly on to the past – or embrace the possibility of new love? --This book was previously published as Little Boxes-- Praise for Celia Anderson: ‘Warm, romantic and different, in the very best way’ Katie Fforde 'Perfect for anyone looking for inspiration to make the very most of life whatever age they are.' Kate Storey 'Celia Anderson's characters leap from the page in her beautifully observed stories.' Sue Moorcroft 'Celia tells a story with warmth and heart - you'll be rooting for her wonderfully vivid characters, and want them to be your friends too!' Fiona Gibson 'Funny, sad, relatable and superbly crafted, this is a real hug in a book.' Judy Leigh 'Celia's stories are always a delightful read.' Bella Osborne ‘I absolutely adored it!’ Ruth Hogan ‘Certain to make you laugh and cry’ Jenni Keer ‘Wonderful characters make this a great read’ Good Housekeeping ‘Unforgettable’ Woman’s Weekly ‘A gorgeous, uplifting, poignant tale of love, friendship and second chances . . . A treat of a novel’ Annie Lyons