Lucy Astner: Bid for an exclusive evening with the best-selling author

She makes her readers laugh, get excited and sometimes even grab their tissues. Lucy Astner is one of those authors who write stories that make you want to lose yourself in them straight away. With a lot of heart, humor and feeling, she has long since won a loyal fan base.

The Hamburg native knows both sides of storytelling. She has been writing scripts for major film productions for many years, later adding children’s books and successful novels. Her new one, “No Summer Without August,” is now being released Buch – a story about love, friendship and the power of a new beginning.

At the start of Lucy Astner’s new novel you can take part in the eBay-Charity auctions in aid of “A heart for children” an exclusive evening with the Bestselling author auction in Hamburg. The meeting takes place in a bar or cocktail lounge. Drinks are included on the evening for the winner and up to two other people. Everyone receives the current novel “No Summer Without August” with a personal dedication. The exact date of the meeting will then be coordinated with the winner. Click here for the auction: http://shop.ebay.de/merchant/ein.herz.fuer.kinder

Back to the place of first love

The focus of the novel is Charlie Henderson. She lives in London and has built a seemingly perfect life for herself. But an inheritance takes her back to Liberty Beach in the northeast of the USA – to the place of her childhood and to the memories that she has been running away from for ten years.

Not only is the “One Last Chapter” bookstore waiting there, where she spent countless hours as a child. She also meets August Green again – her best friend from before, her first great love and the person who shapes her life to this day. Between old wounds and new opportunities, Charlie must decide whether to face her past or run away again.

A love letter to books

“No Summer Without August” is about friendship, loss, second chances and the mistakes people make even though they actually want to do everything right. At the same time, the novel is a tribute to bookstores, stories and all the places where books become a home for many people.