She drives a tractor. He arrives
in a red Ferrari. What could possibly go wrong?
Flora Barton is desperate to save her family home Strawberry Hill Farm. She only needs one thing - a great business idea to keep the farm afloat!
So, when Nico Rossi arrives from Italy with a crazy plan to save
the farm, Flora should be overjoyed. The trouble is the Rossi men are infamous
playboys and sensible Flora doesn’t trust impetuous Nico at all.
Nico has been trying to escape the famous Rossi surname his
whole life. Arriving in sleepy Cranfield after recently losing his beloved
grandfather and family vineyard, he has no intention of staying on any longer
than necessary. But he soon realises how desperate the situation is and throws
caution to the wind to help turn the farm into a Glamping site.
Can Flora realise her dreams to keep the farm safe for the
future and can Nico ever stop running from his past?
As they try to save Strawberry Hill Farm, secrets are revealed
and just maybe they’ll discover why opposites attract...
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Sunrise over Strawberry Hill Farm is the third book in the
Railway Lane series. I’ve enjoyed the previous books so have been
looking forward to Flora’s story.
Having met Flora in the previous books, I felt like I knew her already. It had
been made clear her strong connection to her Grams, the farm they live on and that
she has a strong work ethic and is committed to their livelihood.
Flora is wondering what more they can do to ensure they don’t
lose the farm when a visitor from Italy comes and definitely shakes things up
in more ways than one. Flora isn’t impressed with the new face around the farm
and doesn’t trust him at all, she believes he has a certain reputation that
makes him completely bad news.
Nico isn’t all that he seems, he has had a life of being cast
aside but the world believing his life to be perfect. He wants to prove himself
but often doesn’t get the chance.
He wants to help Flora and Grams save their home, but he has
work to do to convince Flora he is more than he first appears.
Admittedly I found Flora to be a little… boring, well maybe
that’s harsh, but she is so steady and cautious. I wished for her to live a
little so when Nico came on the scene, I hoped she would learn to do this. Nico
is a gorgeous sounding young man; he is kind and considerate and follows his
heart.
I love the idea they work on for the farm, it sounds idyllic and definitely a
profitable venture to secure their home. It was also great to catch up with
characters from previous books too. I enjoy how Alison Sherlock has created a
lovely community feel within her books, the writing is so descriptive you can
almost smell the lavender fields, taste the delicious pizzas and hear the
sounds of the beautiful countryside.
A great read to kick start the year, well written with
interesting characters and feel-good storylines. I look forward to the next in
this series.
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Alison Sherlock is the author of the bestselling Willow Tree Hall books. Alison enjoyed reading and writing stories from an early age and gave up office life to follow her dream. Her series for Boldwood is set in a fictional Cotswold village.
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