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Don't miss a gorgeous and spellbinding romance set in beautiful Spain from bestselling author T.A. Williams, perfect for fans of Karen Swan, Carol Kirkwood and Fiona Valpy!

Out of darkness, light will shine...

Amy Hardy once lived a life full of colour, but a tragic accident has turned her world to shadows. Determined to embrace her new life, Amy sets off on the famous Compostela pilgrimage, hoping to find light in the darkness and a new path.

Accompanying her on her journey is Luke Patterson a man whose own troubled past casts dark shadows over his life. He's hoping that guiding Amy will be a distraction from his own troubles.

But as Luke and Amy travel through the stunning scenery of Northern Spain, following in footsteps of those travellers before them, they feel a connection to each other. And as their bond grows, a love story from the distant past emerges before them, forcing them to confront their own secrets, pain and feelings for each other.

Can a story of courage and bravery help them both to emerge from the shadows into the light once more?

Under A Spanish Sky is an enchanting novel about the search for happiness, fulfilment and, above all, love that you won't be able to put down.

Please Note: This book was previously published as Chasing Shadows

Readers love T.A.Williams

Absolutely loved this novel like I do every other book by T.A. Williams. Loved the setting, the characters and the storyline. Reader review

T. A. Williams has that gorgeous way of writing a feel good story and something which will easily make you smile' he's absolutely backed up that men can write chick-lit. Reviewed The Book

Fantastic story by an entertaining author!' Gilbster

A superbly crafted, heartwarming tale' Splashes into Books

I had my doubts as to whether a 'bloke' would get it! To get beneath the skin of a woman and process how she'd feel in various scenarios. Let's just say I don't have any longer ' you nailed it. Crooksonbooks