Fixing a Broken Heart at the Highland Repair Shop (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781836566687)

A delightfully heartwarming, uplifting novel set in the Scottish Highlands, perfect for fans of Jenny Colgan, Heidi Swain and Julie Shackman.

Never take broken for an answer...

When her career stalls and her boyfriend betrays her, Ally McIntyre's dreams shatter into a hundred little pieces. Which is apt, given Ally's family has built a haven for the worn out and broken: the Cairn Dhu Community Repair Shop and Café in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, famous for its band of expert fixers (and delicious baking). But repairing gadgets and restoring heirlooms is one thing, fixing herself is quite another.

Jamie Beaton is on a temporary summer transfer to Cairn Dhu as a Special Constable, though there's a deeper, sadder reason that's drawn him to the Highlands. When a scandal threatens the repair shop and Ally and Jamie's paths cross, an instant connection - and attraction - sparks. Could finding new love, and the missing piece of Jamie's past, help Ally's heart to heal?

As the long summer days draw in, however, Jamie must leave. An unexpected job offer also comes Ally's way, which could take her far from the Highlands. Should she take a leap into the unknown? Where does she truly feel whole?

Full of wit, romance and community spirit, Fixing a Broken Heart at the Highland Repair Shop is the first novel in a gorgeously feel-good new series by bestselling author Kiley Dunbar.

Praise for Kiley's novels:

'A romantic treat' Heidi Swain

'Full of romance, friendships, community and family... Joyful' 5-star reader review

'Pure escapism... I highly recommend this book to totally get lost in' 5-star reader review

'Enchanting and endearing' 5-star reader review

'A heartwarming, cosy, feel good romcom.' 5-star reader review

Author: Kiley Dunbar
ISBN-10: 1836566689
ISBN-13: 9781836566687
Publisher: Boldwood Books Ltd
Language: English
Published: 07/24/2025
Pages: 402
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.12lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 1.00d
Large Print