Sweet Nothings

from N.W.Moors

I usually enjoy Ms. Ashley's books and a Christmas book should be a no-brainer, but this wasn't one of her best stories. There was a lot of drama with no real payoff and no sparks between the hero and heroine. It was fun to read about the village traditions for the holidays, but otherwise, it was...

from Hanneri

It's August and the villages of Middlemoss are gathering for their first Christmas Pudding Club meeting. Among them is Lizzy who is considering leaving her verbally abusive husband, Tom. When he takes her car and disappears for days, part of her hopes he just won't come back. He's often done this...

from SueinCyprus

The story is told by Lizzy, who is married to Tom. They have an eighteen-year-old son who is soon to go to university. They live in a village where everyone is interested in everyone else's business; Lizzy is particularly keen on cooking... and comfort eating when she's feeling down. She also wri...

from nicx27

Lizzy Pharamond spends her days writing stories from her cottage, the Perseverance Chronicles, cooking mouth-watering foods and feeding her hens, in amongst dealing with her quite unpleasant husband, his good-looking cousin and the rest of her husband's quirky family. As she is preparing to leave...