I am delighted to be returning to Lily Pond Lane for Emily Harvale's new novel, Return to Lily Pond Lane, on the opening day of its blog tour. If you want to take a look, I have reviewed previous visits there here: New Beginnings | Summer Secrets | Autumn Leaves | Trick or Treat.
Life couldn’t be better for Mia and her friends in Little
Pondale – until tragedy strikes…
Mia Ward is on cloud nine after a magical Christmas and New
Year and she isn’t the only one. Everyone on Lily Pond Lane seems to be living
in blissful harmony. Until tragedy strikes… not once, but twice. And as Hettie
Turner points out: ‘Bad things always come in threes.’
Whilst the other residents of Little Pondale are wondering
what might happen next, Mia is busy worrying about her friends and trying to
help them with their grief. But she needs to be careful. Just when she thought
she had everything, there’s a very real chance she might lose the only thing
she truly wants.
My Thoughts
I love how new characters in this series are all incorporated into village life and there is always a great feeling of community and friendship. This is needed more than ever in this latest book as some dire events come to pass. There is always the touch of the other worldly around the place and it is no surprise that Mia has been having troubling dreams as the story begins.
It takes some doing to sustain a series across five books and keep the storylines feeling fresh and new. Emily Harvale manages this and you are really invested in how the latest story pans out. I am pleased to say that there is yet another instalment to come, A Wedding at Lily Pond Lane, and I am eager to read this. I will be reviewing it on 31st March.
In short: Further events in Little Pondale strain relationships.
About the Author
Having lived and worked in London for several years, Emily
returned to her home town of Hastings where she now spends her days writing...
and chatting on social media. Emily is a Member of the SoA, a PAN member of the
RWA and a Pro Member of ALLi. She's an Amazon bestseller and a Kindle All Star.
Emily loves writing and her stories are sure to bring a smile to your face and
a warmth to your heart.
Emily says, "I write about friendship, family and
falling in love. I believe in happy endings." When she isn't writing,
she can be found enjoying the stunning East Sussex coast and countryside, or in
a wine bar with friends, discussing life, love and the latest TV shows.
Chocolate cake is often eaten. She dislikes housework almost as much as she
dislikes anchovies - and will do anything to avoid both.
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