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'An ideal holiday read that ticks all the boxes. I thoroughly enjoyed it!' Julie Houston, best selling author of A Village Affair.

There was something in the air that night. . . **Sandy's BRAND NEW romcom The Dating Game is available now**

Sarah has had enough of men. It's time to rekindle her first true love – travel – so she books a sailing trip around the Greek islands with a group of strangers.

The very last thing Sarah wants is to meet someone new, but then a gorgeous American man boards her yacht… And when she also encounters a handsome silver fox who promises her the world, she realises that trouble really does come in twos.

Will Sarah dive into a holiday fling or stick to her plan to steer clear of men, continue her love affair with feta and find her own way after all?

The perfect holiday read to escape with this summer, for fans of Annie Robertson's My Mamma Mia Summer and Mandy Baggot's One Last Greek Summer.

Readers love Sandy Barker:

'A summery romantic debut from a fresh voice in romantic fiction. Made me want to pack my bags for the Greek islands this instant!' Phillipa Ashley, bestselling author of A Perfect Cornish Summer

'A fun and flirty escapist read.' Samantha Tonge, bestselling author of Knowing You

'Warm, witty and wonderful.' Emma Robinson, author of Happily Never After

'Sun, romance and sailing – what more could you want?' Lucy Coleman, bestselling author of Summer on the Italian Lakes

'A thoughtful and often humorous insight into the joys and pitfalls of travelling as a single, thirty-something woman.' Ella Hayes, Mills and Boon author

'A cosmopolitan treat.' Belinda Missen, author of An Impossible Thing Called Love

'An absolutely brilliant holiday read, full of love and laugh-out-loud moments.' Katie Ginger, author of Summer Season on the Seafront

'A deliciously romantic, sunlit sail around the Greek islands – the perfect holiday read.' Lynne Shelby, author of The One That I Want

'Sandy's voice is young, smart and engaging. The story made me smile and long for summer days.' Kiley Dunbar, author of One Summer's Night.