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The Little Bakery on Rosemary Lane: A feel-good romance to warm your heart
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About The Little Bakery On Rosemary Lane: A Feel-good
Product Description ‘As comforting as a slice of homemade apple pie’ RedPrepare to fall in love with beautiful village of Burley Bridge.Growing up in a Yorkshire village, Roxanne Cartwright couldn’t wait to escape and make her place in the world. Now, thirty years later, she’s a fashion editor living a glamorous life of perennial singlehood in London – or so it seems to her sister Della. But when Roxanne finds her career under threat, she feels herself pulled back to the quiet village she’d been so desperate to leave.As Roxanne reacquaints herself with life on Rosemary Lane, she slowly makes a surprising discovery: the people who live in Burley Bridge are, well, just people – different from the fashion set she’s used to, but kind and even interesting. Michael, a single dad trying to make a go of a small bakery, particularly so. Little by little, cupcake by cupcake, Roxanne and Michael fall into an unexpected friendship.Could there be a life for Roxanne after all, in the place she’s spent years trying to escape?The perfect cosy, heartwarming read for fans of Trisha Ashley. Review ‘Warm, funny and poignant.’ The Daily Mail‘A novel as comforting as a slice of homemade apple pie.’ Red’Brilliant…manages to capture family life perfectly.’ Chick Lit Reviews Book Description A feel-good romance to warm your heart About the Author Ellen Berry is an author and magazine journalist. Originally from rural West Yorkshire, she has three teenage children and lives with her husband and their daughter in Glasgow.When she’s not writing, she loves to cook and browse her vast collection of cookbooks, which is how the idea for this story came about. However, she remains the world’s worst baker but tends to blame her failures on ‘the oven’.
