After walking in on her fiancé (and boss) having an affair with another woman, 29-Year-Old Annie is ready to give up.

With nothing else to lose, she ends up visiting her estranged father, an ex glam-rocker, who has exchanged a life of groupies and parties for a quaint cottage in Hampshire with a vineyard that he thinks could be something special.

Annie accepts a job offer, trying to re- brand his hobby into a best-selling wine brand, but as well as trying to overcome her challenges with her father, she has to contend with Sacha, the chief winemaker who seems to hate any and all social media, any conversation about publicity and by association, Annie herself.

The only chance they have of making this business a success is by overcoming their differences and trying to find some common ground, even if that seems like a long way off.



Hannah is a writer and English teacher and splits her time between Canterbury, Kent and Portsmouth, Hampshire. She graduated from the University of Kent with a degree in English and Creative Writing in 2017 and has been an English Teacher for 9 years. A self-confessed lover of all things romance, she primarily writes about modern relationships in all their forms and is obsessed with the intricacies and nuances of love.

After Ever After is her first novel.