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Ivy Lane: Part 4

Nov 14, 2024 1:05 PM

Author:Cathy Bramley

Ivy Lane: Part 4

Hope thrives at Ivy Lane . . .

As winter descends on Ivy Lane, the frost sparkles and icy winds flurry – but Tilly is still reeling from the events of the Hallowe’en party. Only the die-hard plot holders brave the cold weather, and Tilly fears the loneliness that gripped her a year ago will return.

Resolute to stay cheerful, she throws herself into organizing both the inaugural Ivy Lane Great Cake Competition and the Christmas Party, and even squeezes in a little match-making along the way.

Surrounded by her friends at the Christmas Party, Tilly has come a long way in a year. She can feel her own heart slowly melting, but who will be waiting under the mistletoe?

Ivy Lane is a serialized novel told in four parts – taking you through a year in the life of Tilly Parker – ending with Winter.

Each part of Ivy Lane is approx. 10 chapters.

Reviews

Beautifully drawn characters, with love and humour across four seasons. I fell in love with this book

—— Rachael Lucas, author of Sealed with a Kiss

A perfect cup of sunshine on a cold and dreary day . . . a beautiful way to escape from the world

—— Josephine Moon, author of The Tea Chest

A fantastic read filled with laugh-out-loud funny moments. A lovely, heart-warming story – highly recommended

—— Compelling Reads

Like a warm rug to wrap around yourself in winter and picnic on in the summer. It has a delicious warmth, optimism and sheer lust for life

—— Sue Watson, author of Love, Lies and Lemon Cake

Filled with friendship, humour and genuinely loveable characters of all ages, shapes and sizes

—— One More Page

Wonderfully witty . . . I easily fell in love with Tillyand her world. I couldn’t put it down

—— Jenny Hale, author of Love Me for Me

Satisfying, dreamy and delicious – leaves you wanting just a little bit more . . . Roll on July for part two!

—— Crooks on Books

Such a charming, feel-good story

—— Carole’s Books

A chilling and thrilling novel for wintery nights by the fire

—— Living North Magazine

This gripping tale of survival and redemption is beautifully written and acutely observed

—— Crime Review

A quirky, funny and rather delightful debut novel.

—— Choice

A heart-warming read

—— Emerald Street

Hilarious.

—— Now Magazine

A warm novel [with] echoes of Dodie Smith's I Capture the Castle

—— Sunday Express

This glorious comic novel is full of sweet-natured humour tempered with genuine emotion. Absolutely adorable.

—— YOU

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