Ivy Lane, by Cathy Bramley
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Ivy Lane, by Cathy Bramley
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From spring to summer, autumn to winter, a lot can happen in a single year. Tilly Parker needs a fresh start, fresh air, and a fresh attitude if she is ever to leave the past behind and 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 solution. 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 sweet peas and let people back into her life—and her heart? A charming and romantic story certain to make you smile—perfect for fans of Carole Matthews, Trisha Ashley, and Katie Fforde.
Ivy Lane, by Cathy Bramley- Amazon Sales Rank: #790371 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.60" h x 1.30" w x 5.00" l, 1.02 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 464 pages
Review "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
About the Author Cathy Bramley has an honors degree in business and runs her own marketing agency.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Oh so lovely!!! By Simona Elena *Book provided by the publisher on NetGalley in echange for an honest review*I wanted to read this book for a while, never came round to it when it was a four part series and then I saw it on NetGalley and took the chance.This story has it all – love, romance, humour, emotions etc.The main character Tilly Parker is so lovely. She is a teacher like I am and I guess that’s why I loved her so much! Tilly starts new at Ivy Lane and we don’t know for a long time what happened in her past and what has made her the person she is today. I was very intrigued to find out and kept guessing and guessing. I liked that she opened up more and more, it was clear that the other people at Ivy Lane made her feel comfortable and welcome.Tilly gives a lot to the other people – putting their needs and feelings first.The Ivy Lane community is amazing, loved reading about all these different and unique characters.Also the other characters were well lined out and fit the story perfectly. I love that Tilly found her best friend in Gemma and I also liked her friendship with Charlie, even though he wanted it to be more, which also made the storyline more interesting of course.When a TV crew arrives and films them for a documentary everything gets more exciting and fascinating. Especially the producer Aidan brings a lot of passion and excitement into it. I felt the spark between him and Tilly immediately, but they took quite a while to finally realise it themselves and Tilly kept on saying “It’s complicated”. Oh and what about Charlie?! Aidan might be a bit jealous and his job didn’t make it any easier for them.The four parts/seasons were all great and I loved how they all fit their name perfectly. I’m still glad I read the book as a whole, because the parts always ended with something that made me really curious.The ending around Christmas is sweet and perfect. The atmosphere is magical and the Secret Santa thing is so cute, especially what Secret Santa has in store for Tilly.Lots of action, drama and laughter make the storyline flow beautifully and Cathy’s writing is sweet, magical and warm. It’s a feel good book with lots of memorable moments.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I am SO glad that I decided to read it once they were ... By Jenny Hale Ivy Lane originally began as 4 parts released separately. I am SO glad that I decided to read it once they were all in one place as the suspense waiting for the next part would've killed me. I instantly fell in love with this book. Prior to reading Ivy Lane, I wasn't familiar with allotments, but after reading the book, I wished I had one in my neighborhood! The allotment was a wonderful backdrop to support all the emotion in the story. Cathy Bramley's storytelling is superb and wonderfully witty. I easily fell in love with Tilly and her world. I couldn't put it down!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A heart-warming novel that you cannot miss By Alba in Bookland Ivy Lane was first released as a 4 parts serialized novel last year. Back then people started falling in love with this sweet story centered in the community of the allotments of Ivy Lane, with the lovely Tilly as the main character. When this year it was finally released as a complete novel I couldn't wait long enough to get my hands in a copy and I couldn't be happier than I did.When I started reading I instantly liked Tilly, who after a horrible life experience has decided to move to a new place and start gardening and cultivating in an allotment. She thought that it would be the perfect quiet place where she could get on with her life and no one would bother her. We all knew though that this was not going to be the case. On her first visit to the allotment, she meets the lovely fireman Charlie (a fireman!) and soon enough she starts meeting the rest of this lively community who have no intention of letting her get on with her life quietly. From the talkative Gemma (who becomes a real friend to Tilly) and her active and persuasive mother to the sweet old Alf (who make me shade more than one tear), they all accepted Tilly as part of their big fun family and we had the privilege to see as she flourishes in time with her crops.A real tale of friendship, love and family, Ivy Lane is a heart-warming novel that you cannot miss. I have always lived in a flat, so I've never had a garden (except for a year when I lived in a cute little house in England, but we had a gardener so I didn't get my hands dirty). But I've always wanted one and Ivy Lane has just reinforced my desire. Also, I wouldn't mind having an allotment if I get to meet such wonderful people and gorgeous men (yes, plural! Charlie is not the only one wandering around).If you still haven't picked this sweet read, I don't know what you are waiting for. I am totally adding it to my favourite reads of the year. Also, I love it when books come with extras, in this case, Cathy has shared some recipes from food mentioned during the story with us. I cannot wait to try them all myself.
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