Moonlight Kisses at Willow Tree Hall: A heart-warming and cosy second chance romance to curl up with
Nov 2019 · The Willow Tree Hall Series Book 4 · Bloomsbury Publishing
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Romance blossoms under the stars in this feel-good love story for fans of Milly Johnson and Heidi Swain.
Lily Harper is an events organiser, but her neat, ordered world has just exploded. First she lost her job, then she lost her fiancé. Her five-year plan is looking increasingly shaky.
Lost and lonely, Lily heads home to her childhood village, and accepts the position of live-in housekeeper at the grand but welcoming Willow Tree Hall. It's not exactly her dream job – Lily is more used to arranging parties than pantries – but at least she's working.
Her first task is to arrange the Willow Tree Hall summer fete. Lily is in her element, writing to-do lists and organising bunting and baking – until her old flame Jack Carter turns up in the village. Lily hasn't seen Jack in over ten years, when he sped off on his motorbike, taking with him the pieces of her broken heart.
Lily vowed she would never forgive him. But as Willow Tree Hall weaves its magic, Lily finds she might just give Jack a second chance after all...
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Readers LOVE Alison Sherlock:
'I absolutely adored this book. Felt like a proper fairytale' - NetGalley reviewer
'A beautiful and exquisite read. I couldn't put it down. Loved it' - NetGalley reviewer
'A delightful book of new beginnings and hope, I really enjoyed this one!' - Books, Books and More Books
'Delightful!... A well written, relaxing, and thoroughly enjoyable read' - NetGalley reviewer
'A brilliant, uplifting mix of romance, drama and fun. Recommended!' - NetGalley reviewer
'Full of warmth it really is a delightful read!' Rae Reads.
Lily Harper is an events organiser, but her neat, ordered world has just exploded. First she lost her job, then she lost her fiancé. Her five-year plan is looking increasingly shaky.
Lost and lonely, Lily heads home to her childhood village, and accepts the position of live-in housekeeper at the grand but welcoming Willow Tree Hall. It's not exactly her dream job – Lily is more used to arranging parties than pantries – but at least she's working.
Her first task is to arrange the Willow Tree Hall summer fete. Lily is in her element, writing to-do lists and organising bunting and baking – until her old flame Jack Carter turns up in the village. Lily hasn't seen Jack in over ten years, when he sped off on his motorbike, taking with him the pieces of her broken heart.
Lily vowed she would never forgive him. But as Willow Tree Hall weaves its magic, Lily finds she might just give Jack a second chance after all...
***
Readers LOVE Alison Sherlock:
'I absolutely adored this book. Felt like a proper fairytale' - NetGalley reviewer
'A beautiful and exquisite read. I couldn't put it down. Loved it' - NetGalley reviewer
'A delightful book of new beginnings and hope, I really enjoyed this one!' - Books, Books and More Books
'Delightful!... A well written, relaxing, and thoroughly enjoyable read' - NetGalley reviewer
'A brilliant, uplifting mix of romance, drama and fun. Recommended!' - NetGalley reviewer
'Full of warmth it really is a delightful read!' Rae Reads.
About the author
Alison Sherlock enjoyed reading and writing stories from an early age and gave up office life to follow her dream. Alison lives in Surrey with her husband and a daft golden retriever.
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