Yesterday was publication day, so I'm afraid this post is a little late, but I'll tell you more about my busy week in my next post. To find out more about Rosie Thornton's, The Tapestry of Love you can read Helen Hunt's wonderful review for Bookersatz here.
Rosie's site tells us the following: "A rural idyll: that's what Catherine Parkstone is seeking when she sells her house in England and moves to a tiny hamlet in the Cévennes mountains. Divorced and with her children grown, she is free to make a new start, and set up in business as a seamstress. But this is a harsh and lonely place when you're no longer just on holiday, and Catherine finds herself with unexpected battles to fight. French bureaucracy, the mountain weather, the reserve of her neighbours - and most unsettling of all, her own fascination with the intriguing Patrick Castagnol.
The Tapestry of Love is the story of how a woman falls in love with a place and its people: a portrait of landscape, a community and a fragile way of life." You can buy the book here.
But that's not all. Inside The Tapestry of Love you'll find some fabulous recipes and if you can't wait until you read the book to discover them, you can leave a comment either including your email address, or contact me through this blog and I'll email the electronic recipe leaflet to you.
Enjoy.
14 comments:
Definitely on my TBR list!
On my already read and marked as Brilliant list. Congrats, Rosy on the PPB launch!
Will certainly buy the book - Debas yout reviews certainly get the reaser interested!
flowerpot - it looks so good.
phillipa - brilliant and congratulations to Rosy again.
fee - thanks for your lovely comment m'dear.
Better late than never, although better never late.
Thanks for the review.
All the best, Boonie
Sounds like a wonderful book! Headed over to check out the review.
Oh! This looks WONDERFUL!!!
I do like ' intriguing'!
I shall order this for the library, it sounds great.
Oh yes please to the email, that would be lovely. xo
I love that cover. I'm a sucker for 'windows with shutters' pictures.
Thanks for the comments.
Don't forget you can still request the recipes and I'll happily forward them on to you.
Like the sound of someone falling in love with a place and its people, rather than one person from that place. I am going to scamper over to read the review and will no doubt be adding this to my TBR list.
kath - I love this idea too. Definitely one for the tbr pile.
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