The Olive Season by Carol Drinkwater

This is the second book in the olive series. 

Carol and Michel finally get married.  Carol is often left on her own at the farm as Michel is away working.  They are still waiting to see if they can achieve AOC accreditation but there is a lot of form filling and then they are told they will have to plant many more olive trees to increase the size of their farm to be eligible.  To have more trees means more water is required and so a water diviner is needed to search their land.  He appears to be an elusive character.

In this book Carol is pregnant with a much awaited baby.  There is a lot more reminiscing about past events in life and time spent looking at fauna and flora. 

Still Me by Jojo Moyes

This is the third book about Louisa Clark. 

Louisa has just arrived in New York to start her job with the Gopnik family.  She is to be the paid companion/assistant to Agnes Gopnik.  As the younger second wife, Agnes is not accepted by many of the ladies at the society events she has to attend.  Being an employee of the family Louisa is to know and see many things but must never speak of them. 

Louisa meets Josh who immediately reminds her of Will Traynor as they look so alike.  He keeps making contact and asking her to meet him for a drink.  Sam is still in England and trying to get time to talk to each other is difficult as they both have busy jobs and are in different time zones.  

Not everything goes according to plan with the job or the relationship as things are strained between them when Sam visits New York for a long weekend.  

This was supposed to be the last book about Louisa Clark but there is a short story on the Penguin Books website telling her 'Lou in Lockdown' story.