Within the book, “Nun’s Drift”, is four short stories about four different characters, whose lives intertwine. Nun’s Drift is a small English village where everyone knows each other’s business. The characters are realistic and relatable. I recommend this book to you as one which is good for a short read. Meg arrives in Nun’s Drift to be with her Aunt Lou, and soon she realises this is a place she can call home. Barney, who is always running away, learns to face his past and finds his place in Nun’s Drift. Rosemary is in a season in her life where she is doubting her faith. By the end of her story she finds the Good Shepherd and realises that faith is all about relationship and not works and effort. Jason, the new vicar, struggles with a voice from his past telling him hes’s not good enough. He has a significant part to play in the lives of each of the above mentioned characters and is able to help them all despite his own difficult past. In one way or another, each of these characters are learning how to forgive themselves, receive healing and begin, or continue, a journey of faith. Each one of them is loved and has been found by the Good Shepherd who has been pursuing them. There is scope for the author to write more about these characters and I would be interested in reading more of their stories and the people of Nun’s Drift. I was given a free copy of this book in return for my honest review.