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Foxglove Farm

Foxglove Farm by Christie Barlow-Rural life/humour
Isla and Drew live at Foxglove farm which has been in Drew’s family for
generations. Drew hasn;t been himself lately and Isal wonders is this is a
result of the combination of having a new baby in the house and the long
hours he works on the farm, however he keeps going on at her about getting
a job and him being the “cash cow” breadwinner something he would never
have done before. when Isla’s gran arrives on the doorstep Isal receives
some support and positivity- Martha lives every day as if it is her last and is
even on Tinder to spice up her life a little! When Isla surprises Drew with a
herd of alpacas for his birthday  things go from bad to worse. Is their
marriage falling apart and what is Drew hiding? This is one of those books
that makes you look at life and how things can change in the blink of an
eye. One minute everything is going swimmingly and then before you
realise it you are wading through deep, thick, smelly stuff. I liked Isla
and her tenacity to fight for what she believed in and for her family
despite one of them fighting against her nd a community having been
through a tough time when the bridge collapsed pulling together to make
things happen. This is the second in the Love Heart Lane series but
happily stands alone. A heartwarming uplifting read to restore your
faith in human nature.
For more reviews please see my blog http://nickibookblog.blogspot.co.uk/

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 Foxglove Farm Return to Love Heart Lane for friendship, romance and a community who will be be there for
you no matter what… Isla and Drew Allaway appear to have the perfect life – a strong marriage, two beautiful children
and their picture-perfect home, Foxglove Farm.   But, new mum Isla is struggling.  She loves her little family but with Drew working all hours
on the farm, Isla’s lonely. When she discovers that Drew has been keeping secrets from her, Isla has to face losing the
home they all love. Can the Love Heart Lane community pull together once more to help save Foxglove Farm? 
And can Isla save her home…and her marriage? Purchase Links: UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Foxglove-Farm-romantic-comedy-again-ebook/dp/B07L21WV71 US - https://www.amazon.com/Foxglove-Farm-romantic-comedy-again-ebook/dp/B07L21WV71 Author Bio – Christie Barlow is the author of A Year in the Life of a Playground Mother, The Misadventures
of a Playground Mother, Kitty's Countryside Dream, Lizzie's Christmas Escape, Evie's Year of
Taking Chances, The Cosy Canal Boat Dream, A Home at Honeysuckle Farm, Love Heart Lane
and Foxglove Farm. Her writing career came as somewhat a surprise when she decided to
write a book to teach her children a valuable life lesson and show them that they are
capable of achieving their dreams. The book she wrote to prove a point is now a
#1 bestseller in the UK, USA & Australia. 
Christie is an ambassador for @ZuriProject raising money/awareness and engaging with
impoverished people in Uganda through organisations to improve their well-being. Website www.christiebarlow.com  Twitter @ChristieJBarlow  Facebook page Christie Barlow author

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