Today I am pleased to be able to share with you my review of this fantastic read from Jane Linfoot. Thank you to Rachel's Random Resources for inviting me to take part and for my coy of the ebook in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
Book Description
Those who don’t jump will never fly…
Hurtling through the sky was supposed to be Edie Browne’s flight of independence. But when she falls head over champagne bucket while celebrating her successful landing, her life is changed in an instant.
But starting over has its benefits, and as Edie relearns the basics under the watchful eye of her Aunty Josie and an entire Cornish village of new friends and neighbours, she finds love and joy she never could have imagined in the unlikeliest of places…
Come home to St Aidan and Periwinkle Cottage for a romance full of love, laughter and friends for life!
My Review
This is a fantastic read that will really absorb you and you will not want to put down.
Edie was doing her best to make the most of her life and show her ex boyfriend, Marcus, that life was amazing. Edie does a parachute jump which she loved but unfortunately once back on the ground she suffers a massive stroke and her world crumples down around her. Luckily for Edie she is still able to walk and use her arms however it has left her with her thoughts little jumbled and unable to read or write very well. She decides to go and stay with her Aunty Jo to recuperate and regain her strength. Her intention is to just stay until she has regained her strength and then return to the life she once knew, what she wasn't planning happening was getting to know the residents of the small Cornish Village and find out that they will not be so keen on letting her go and that perhaps a little by little Edie is falling in love with the village too.
This is an absolutely fantastic read from Jane Linfoot. It is such an engaging and relatable storyline that will have you engrossed from beginning to end. I really enjoyed getting to know Edie and watch her get stronger and more confident the more time she spends in St Aiden. I also loved getting to know Aunty Jo and all of the community within the small village. You get the idea that they all just want go look after and support each other.
Edie was doing her best to make the most of her life and show her ex boyfriend, Marcus, that life was amazing. Edie does a parachute jump which she loved but unfortunately once back on the ground she suffers a massive stroke and her world crumples down around her. Luckily for Edie she is still able to walk and use her arms however it has left her with her thoughts little jumbled and unable to read or write very well. She decides to go and stay with her Aunty Jo to recuperate and regain her strength. Her intention is to just stay until she has regained her strength and then return to the life she once knew, what she wasn't planning happening was getting to know the residents of the small Cornish Village and find out that they will not be so keen on letting her go and that perhaps a little by little Edie is falling in love with the village too.
This is an absolutely fantastic read from Jane Linfoot. It is such an engaging and relatable storyline that will have you engrossed from beginning to end. I really enjoyed getting to know Edie and watch her get stronger and more confident the more time she spends in St Aiden. I also loved getting to know Aunty Jo and all of the community within the small village. You get the idea that they all just want go look after and support each other.
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About the Author
Jane Linfoot is a best selling author, who lives in a muddy cottage, up a steep hill in Derbyshire, with her family, their pets, and an astonishing number of spiders. Although she loves seeing cow noses over the garden wall, she’s happy she can walk to a supermarket.
Jane grew up in North Yorkshire where she spent a lot of her childhood avoiding horizontal gales blowing off the sea, and wrote her first book by accident, while working as an architect, and renovating country houses. While she loves to write feelgood books that let readers escape, she’s always surprised to hear her stories make people laugh, admits to (occasionally) crying as she writes, and credits her characters for creating their own story lines.
Jane’s garden would be less brambly if she wasn’t on Facebook and Twitter so often. On days when she wants to be really scared, she rides a tandem.
Her latest books include a series of stand alone novels, based around a seaside wedding shop in Cornwall. Cupcakes and Confetti – The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea, Sequins and Snowflakes – Christmas at the Little Wedding Shop, and Bunting and Bouquets – Summer at the Little Wedding Shop, and most recently, The Little Cornish Kitchen. These are all published by Harper Impulse, an imprint of Harper Collins.
Follow Jane on Twitter @janelinfoot, or find her on her Author Page Facebook or her Personal Page Facebook. She’s also on Instagram, and has lots of Pinterest boards relating to her novels.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today and I hope you enjoyed my review.
2 comments:
Thank you so much for this lovely review. I'm so happy to be on your lovely blog for beginning the blog tour. Thank you SO MUCH for making publication day so special, big love, Jane xx
Thank you so much for this lovely review. I'm so happy to be on your lovely blog for beginning the blog tour. Thank you SO MUCH for making publication day so special, big love, Jane xx
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