Author:Cathy Bramley
This is Part Three in a four-part serial from Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller Cathy Bramley.
Still reeling from a shock revelation, the Featherstone family rallies together, and for Rosie this means that life at The Lemon Tree Café is temporarily on hold.
She and Nonna take a trip to Italy, and as they visit the gorgeous town on the Amalfi coast where Rosie’s grandmother grew up, they have the opportunity to put some family secrets to rest – with a few unexpected discoveries along the way!
But delving into the past gets Rosie thinking about her own… Can she finally unburden her heart and tell Gabe her biggest secret? But just as she is starting to feel closer to him than ever, he shares a surprise all of his own, one which leaves Rosie wondering whether he is truly the man she thought he was…
The Lemon Tree Cafe is an irresistibly charming novel told in four parts – following the adventures of Rosie Featherstone in friendship, family and second chances. This is the third part.
Your favourite authors have loved reading Cathy Bramley:
‘Full of joy and fun’ Milly Johnson
‘Delightful!’ Katie Fforde
‘I love Cathy’s writing and her characters - her books are delicious’ Rachael Lucas
‘Perfect feel-good loveliness’ Miranda Dickinson
Uplifting, love-filled slice of brilliance *****
—— HeatFull of joy and fun
—— Milly JohnsonUplifting . . . Books by Cathy Bramley are brilliantly life affirming
—— Good HousekeepingCathy Bramley serves up the perfect concoction of charm and escapism
—— Sunday ExpressRomantic, touching and funny - the perfect recipe. I love Cathy’s writing and her characters - her books are delicious
—— Rachael LucasDelightful!
—— Katie FfordePerfect, feel-good loveliness
—— Miranda DickinsonAn evocative and enchanting story, a celebration of love in all its forms
—— Cathy BramleyChick fic at its best!
—— Take a BreakA witty romance
—— Sunday MirrorFun, romantic . . . you'll want to book your summer hols now!
—— Sun on SundayRead this book and you'll 100 per cent want to move to Spain (either that or you'll be booking a holiday ASAP)
—— LookBeautiful life-affirming stories that whisk you away and make you fall in love
—— Miranda DickinsonTerrific . . . A beautiful story
—— Samantha Shannon, author of The Bone SeasonGorgeous, brilliant, heartbreaking . . . A love story to remember.
—— Debbie Howells, author of The Bones of YouA tense, crisp, edge-of-your-seat love story and a completely unexpected ending, I was gripped from the first line to the last. Hold Back The Stars is out of this world. I loved it.
—— Anna McPartlin, author of The Last Days of Rabbit HayesPlayfully serious, imaginatively assured, Hold Back the Stars packs real emotional punch.
—— Laline Paull, author of The BeesBeguiling and heartbreaking.
—— Richard SkinnerTerrific . . . A beautiful story.
—— Samantha Shannon, author of The Bone SeasonWhat a wonderful book.
—— Claire Douglas, author of The SistersA stand-out read, I'll be recommending it to everyone.
—— James Oswald, author of Natural Causesinsanely brilliant
—— Gillian McAllisterpacy, thrilling and very original. The plot is fabulous
—— Askews NewsletterA page-turning psychological thriller with a difference, this is guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
—— Irish ExaminerAn extremely good short novel about a teenage boy from Dublin… This is really very good indeed.
—— William Leith , Evening StandardTheir love affair, across divisions of class and age, is brilliantly, painfully told. Although Montpelier Parade is – amazingly – Geary’s debut novel, he already knows how to play with the reader’s feelings like a pro. He’s one to watch.
—— James Marriott , The TimesIt’s written throughout in the second person, a device that sounds tricksy and ought to jar, but Geary’s deft way with words makes it work. Staggeringly good.
—— Simon Shaw , Mail on SundayWow, for a debut book, this blew me away. It is a beautiful, lyrical, almost poetic story of first love, the passion and heartbreak of loss and finding out who you are… The writing just made me sigh (in a good way) and I cannot wait to read Karl’s next book. As this is only a slim book, it will haunt the reader, and for me, it will always have a place in my heart. It is a book to treasure and to tell your friends and family about. It’s one to keep and one to reread, just because.
—— Angie Rhodes , NudgeIt’s a sensitively told love story and an evocative picture of rainy, gritty 1980s Dublin. Geary is a writer to keep an eye on.
—— James Marriott , The TimesGeary’s use of the second person is unfaltering and brilliantly sustained, it creates an intimacy and intensity that is utterly absorbing.
—— Claire Allfree , Daily MailA quietly moving story of two lost souls in 1980s Dublin.
—— Sarah Gilmartin , Irish TimesThe Summer of Impossible Things is that rare thing: a deftly crafted, utterly compelling story written entirely from the heart. Hauntingly beautiful, heart-rending and unique, this is an instant classic. I sobbed my heart out and adored it!
—— Miranda DickinsonGORGEOUS. It's so moving and romantic and I want to re-read it immediately
—— Louise O'NeillDefinitely more Time Traveller’s Wife than Dr Who
—— Good HousekeepingPacks an emotional punch that's second to none - and the author's hallmark. Rowan Coleman picks you up, spins you around and dances you to the very edge of love. Glorious
—— Sarah HilaryPowerfully moving, vivid, glowing with love and humanity... I loved every word
—— Rosie WalshThe Summer of Impossible Things is utterly beautiful and engrossing - and Coleman is a brilliant storyteller
—— Eve ChaseI fell into the pages of this beautiful book, vivid, emotional, and so very evocative, it was an utter joy from first page to last
—— Amanda JenningsTHE SUMMER OF IMPOSSIBLE THINGS is truly a thing of great beauty.'
—— Paul BurstonThe pages turn themselves in this perfect summer read. Rowan Coleman has written a time-bending mystery with a huge heart. I loved it
—— Paul McVeighThe Summer of Impossible Things is captivating, thought-provoking and beautifully written. Rowan Coleman has written a book to savour, and characters to care about. I loved it.
—— Hazel GaynorA romantic holiday read with substance…a timeless love story…heart-wrenching
—— Liz Earle MagazineYou're going to love, The Summer of Impossible Things...A rollercoaster ride back and forward through time...enthralling
—— My WeeklyA wonderful story
—— Primamagical and fresh...totally unexpected
—— Saga MagazineA sparkling novel of hope and sacrifice’
—— Glasgow HeraldMagical, heart-warming and time-bending story.
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