She sat down with the wrong man—and had the best date of her life.

Returning to Fenleigh was supposed to give Sophie Harris the fresh start she desperately needed. Instead, she has moved into her late mother’s cottage, discovered that the entire village already knows far too much about the end of her thirteen-year relationship, and somehow agreed to let June—the local postmistress and Fenleigh’s most enthusiastic matchmaker—arrange a blind date for her.

Sophie’s plan is simple: have one drink, make polite conversation and escape before anyone begins planning a second date on her behalf. Then she walks into the pub, spots a man sitting alone in the promised navy jumper and introduces herself.

Daniel has no idea who Sophie is or why she seems convinced he has been waiting for her. But before he has the chance to explain, she is sitting opposite him—and the evening has become far too entertaining to interrupt.

By the time Sophie’s real blind date arrives, one small misunderstanding has turned into the best evening she has had in years. Now she must decide whether the man she was never supposed to meet might be exactly the person she needs.

The Wrong Blind Date is a warm, uplifting village romance about coming home, beginning again and finding the right person at entirely the wrong table.