Rosamund Pilcher's books (1924-2019) are known and loved all over the world. Her novels are uncomplicated and unhurried, but there is a lot of genuine warmth and cordiality in them. The credo of the writer can be characterized by the phrase: "Good people will always be fine," and in this case it is one of the pillars of sustained reader success.The main characters of the three novels presented in the collection are not at all similar to each other, but they are united by their love for the harsh, windy and invariably beautiful Cornwall.The novel "Voices of Summer" echoes the famous "Rebecca" Du Maurier, written almost half a century earlier. Marriage with a divorced man has become a real test for Laura — it seems to her that she cannot stand comparison with his first beautiful wife. Having agreed to stay with her husband's relatives in a wonderful corner of Cornwall, Laura gradually gets rid of uncertainty and begins to get attached to the people with whom her fate brought her. But a quiet, measured life is disrupted by an evil anonymous letter...Determined and independent Rebecca, the heroine of the novel "Stormy Day", finds out that she is the granddaughter of a famous artist, and goes to him in Cornwall — to the ancestral nest, which keeps more than one family secret...Emma, like no one else, needs close people ("Start over") and he dreams of spending a few weeks in Cornwall with his father, who devoted himself to art. She will have to go through a lot to understand an important thing: sometimes letting go of someone you love is the first step to preserving love.