Today I am taking part in Bookouture's Books on Tour to celebrate the publication of Tilly Tennant's The Garden on Sparrow Street.
As Christmas cheer fills Sparrow Street with excitement, grieving widow Nina is having a hard time. December is always a difficult month to face without her beloved husband Gray, the days feel long and bleak, and to cap it all, she’s just lost her job.
So when Nina hears that Sparrow Street’s Community Garden, one of Gray’s favourite places, is to be put up for sale she knows she must do something. Filled with purpose, she gathers the residents of Sparrow Street around her to turn the neglected patch of land into a Garden of Memories.
Working with her neighbours, single mum Kelly and eighty-year-old Ada, Nina soon finds that she’s not the only lonely soul on Sparrow Street. And as the community comes together and the garden flourishes, Nina can’t help but be drawn to Irish gardener Colm with his sparkling blue eyes and kind heart, finding herself confiding in him about all her recent troubles.
But just as Colm and Nina grow closer and he opens up to her about his own secret loss, Colm’s estranged wife returns from Scotland, wanting to try again. Nina knows she should let the man she’s falling for go – it’s the right thing to do. But what if fate has other plans in store? Will the beautiful garden on Sparrow Street have brought two people together only for Nina’s cautious heart to push them apart?
If you love an uplifting, moving love story, then The Garden on Sparrow Street is the perfect romantic read to curl up with on a winter’s afternoon. Fans of Josie Silver and Carole Matthews will love this book!
The Garden on Sparrow Street is Tilly Tennant's latest release and is another great read from this popular author.
The story is one of friendship but is also an emotional rollercoaster of a read. There is a Christmas element to the story, however this is much more than a Christmas read, it is an emotional read where I felt myself empathsing with the characters and wanting to be a shoulder to cry on and an ear to listen to Nina's dilemas.
I really enjoyed reading The Garden on Sparrow Street and I am already looking forward to Tilly's next release as her books just keep getting better and better.
Thank you to Bookouture for inviting me to take part in the Books on Tour promotion and for a copy of the book in return for an honest review.
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