Frankie Hudson left her hometown as a teenager, vowing never to return. Twenty years later, she’s precisely where she wants to living in London, running her own bookshop. No time for love - but you can’t have everything, right? But when disaster strikes her beloved business, Frankie is forced to break her promise to herself - skulking back to her parents’ house, and the town that she loathes. She’s pretty sure returning home is going to suck. And it does. Living with her annoying parents and being forced to run their failing, dilapidated hotel is her nightmare come to life. Still, there’s a few pleasant surprises to be had in her hometown. Not least bumping into Georgia Ortiz, her childhood friend’s little sister, who just happens to have grown into a total catch while Frankie has been away. And Frankie’s return catches Georgia by surprise too because, as an awkward adolescent dork, she’d always been secretly smitten with the gorgeous, older girl. But while some things have changed for Georgia - she’s now a kick-ass lawyer who fights for the rights of workers - some things stay the same. Like giant crushes, for example. It turns out that they don’t really die, they simply lay dormant, waiting to inconveniently reignite the second you lay eyeballs on your first love. The moment Frankie and Georgia meet again they have an immediate connection and a wild attraction. But family, friends, work and history are all waiting to get in the way. Can their spark become the flame that it’s longing to be? Spark to a Flame is the latest fresh and witty romantic-comedy from the author of international lesfic bestsellers Through the Roof, The Plus One, and Just Married?