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Tilly Parker needs a fresh start, fresh air and a fresh attitude if she is ever to move on with her life. As she seeks out peace and quiet in a new town, taking on a plot at Ivy Lane allotments seems like the perfect place to hide away.
But the friendly Ivy Lane community has other ideas and gradually draw Tilly in to their cosy, comforting world of planting seedlings, organizing bake sales and planning seasonal parties.
As the seasons pass, will Tilly learn to stop hiding amongst the sweetpeas and let people back into her life - and her heart?
*This book is published in the UK as Ivy Lane*
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Readers are captivated by Cathy Bramley's heartwarming stories:
'Funny and sweet and as satisfying as a homemade apple pie'
Milly Johnson
'As comforting as hot tea and toast made on the Aga!'
Veronica Henry
'A delicious tale of friendship, family and baking... I loved its warmth and charm'
Cathy Woodman
'Delightfully warm with plenty twists and turns'
Trisha Ashley
O autorze
Cathy Bramley is a British author of sixteen romance novels, and has sold almost two million copies worldwide. Her books have hit the UK best sellers' list and have been nominated for several awards including the British Book of the Year 2023. Cathy has been a lover of stories since she was a small child and used to beg her mother to take her to the library every week for new books. Many of her passions have come and gone over the years, but her love for story, drama and romance will last a lifetime. Cathy's favourite thing to do is to get comfy with a book in her lap, her dog, Pearl beside her and lose herself in a story. She loves the feel of a paperback, but is equally happy reading on a Kindle or iPad. She also listens to a lot of audiobooks, especially when driving. She reads a wide variety of novels, but there is a special place on her bookshelf for Marian Keyes, Maeve Binchy, Beth O'Leary and Emily Henry. Cathy didn't start writing until 2013, before that she ran a PR and Marketing agency for many years and loved hearing clients talk of how they started their businesses. Those stories must have stayed in her subconscious because she often writes about the sort of companies she used to work with. Her books are about people she would want to be friends with, characters her readers will cheer for. They are often about ordinary women doing extraordinary things. Cathy has two grown up daughters and lives in a small village in countryside in the middle of England. Her house overlooks fields of barley in one direction and horses in the other, and the garden is full of fruit trees: damson; plum; pear and of course, Bramley apples! You can keep up to date with Cathy Bramley's latest books on Instagram and Twitter as @CathyBramley and on Facebook as @CathyBramleyAuthor
